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The rules do not say "you cannot be charging when arriving from reserves." It says you cannot charge.

Declaring a charge and being charging are different.

"as if the Ork were... charging" Means it is if you have declared a charge with said Ork and had moved into Base contact with your opponent.

Something you can not do on the turn you arrive from reserve.

 DeathReaper wrote:
"as if the Ork were... charging" Means it is if you have declared a charge with said Ork and had moved into Base contact with your opponent.

Something you can not do on the turn you arrive from reserve.

If that were true, wouldn't the Trukk have to move directly at the closest enemy model, and wouldn't the target unit get to overwatch?
As if Charging does not equal charging.

-Matt

"as if the Ork were... charging" still places the same restrictions on the unit as actually charging does, because we have to pretend they are charging and all the normal restrictions apply.

Even if the target unit does get to overwatch (It doesnt because you do not have to declare a charge, you just count as if you had) they can't kill anyone as the models are not in Line of Sight.