Narrative:

Passing FL260 we got a green hydraulic low level ECAM. We followed the procedure then contacted dispatch to organize a phone patch with maintenance. After conferring with maintenance and dispatch we concluded that we would continue to ZZZ. When we were just below 12000 ft we slowed and; per the procedure; turned on the green hydraulic pump and put the ptu back to automatic. The gear dropped into place normally. We configured early but the flaps were still moving very slowly when they locked up at about flaps 3 degrees. We continued and made an uneventful landing. We turned off the runway using the rudder then were hooked up to a tug to bring us the rest of the way to the gate.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: A320 FLT CREW REPORTS GREEN HYDRAULIC SYSTEM LOW LEVEL DURING CLIMB OUT. AFTER COMPLYING WITH PROCEDURES FLT CREW CONTINUES TO DESTINATION WHERE FLAPS FAIL TO FULLY EXTEND FOR LANDING.

Narrative: PASSING FL260 WE GOT A GREEN HYD LOW LEVEL ECAM. WE FOLLOWED THE PROC THEN CONTACTED DISPATCH TO ORGANIZE A PHONE PATCH WITH MAINT. AFTER CONFERRING WITH MAINT AND DISPATCH WE CONCLUDED THAT WE WOULD CONTINUE TO ZZZ. WHEN WE WERE JUST BELOW 12000 FT WE SLOWED AND; PER THE PROC; TURNED ON THE GREEN HYD PUMP AND PUT THE PTU BACK TO AUTO. THE GEAR DROPPED INTO PLACE NORMALLY. WE CONFIGURED EARLY BUT THE FLAPS WERE STILL MOVING VERY SLOWLY WHEN THEY LOCKED UP AT ABOUT FLAPS 3 DEGS. WE CONTINUED AND MADE AN UNEVENTFUL LNDG. WE TURNED OFF THE RWY USING THE RUDDER THEN WERE HOOKED UP TO A TUG TO BRING US THE REST OF THE WAY TO THE GATE.

Data retrieved from NASA's ASRS site as of January 2009 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.