Narrative:

At FL380 we got an ECAM (electronic centralized aircraft monitor) hydraulic G rsvr lo lvl. We responded to the ECAM per SOP. Then we got another ECAM hydraulic G system lo pr; also responded to this ECAM per SOP. Then we contacted [operations] and [maintenance]; we all agreed that we should go on to [destination]. We asked for the longest runway; followed the ECAM and QRH procedures for landing gear gravity extension; the landing distance procedure and nose gear steering not available. Landing was normal. Once stopped on the runway we had the aircraft towed to the gate; then performed all shutdown and secure checklists as per SOP. All passengers deplaned normally. Maintenance [met] us at the gate to see to what maintenance would be required.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: A330 First Officer reported continuing to destination after receiving Electronic Centralized Aircraft Monitor alerts reporting the loss of the G hydraulic system.

Narrative: At FL380 we got an ECAM (Electronic Centralized Aircraft Monitor) HYD G Rsvr LO LVL. We responded to the ECAM per SOP. Then we got another ECAM HYD G SYS LO PR; also responded to this ECAM per SOP. Then we contacted [Operations] and [Maintenance]; we all agreed that we should go on to [destination]. We asked for the longest runway; followed the ECAM and QRH procedures for landing gear gravity extension; the landing distance procedure and nose gear steering not available. Landing was normal. Once stopped on the runway we had the aircraft towed to the gate; then performed all shutdown and secure checklists as per SOP. All passengers deplaned normally. Maintenance [met] us at the gate to see to what maintenance would be required.

Data retrieved from NASA's ASRS site and automatically converted to unabbreviated mixed upper/lowercase text. This report is for informational purposes with no guarantee of accuracy. See NASA's ASRS site for official report.