What do you think of this A320 landing?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GHT9P33_suY -245ft/m
When landing an aircraft during a flare, should you completely remove the thrust lever or add some more thrust?
Hello, Chat – GPT tells me you should still give some "throttle" and stay a little above stall speed in the landing configuration, otherwise it will become unstable. Flyingschool for X-Plane says to set the thrust lever to "idle" – isn't that equivalent to removing it completely? I would like an answer to that.
How do zeppelins land?
Hi! I was at Lake Constance and saw a Zeppelin. But how do these things actually land? Do they just tilt forward? I really have no idea… Thanks to everyone who answers me. Lg Liv
Does the airport (runway) have load class BK100?
Especially when an Airbus A380 (560000kg/560t) or a Boeing 777 (300000kg/300t) puts its full weight on the runway and at the same time brakes at 250-200km/h (thrust forces).
I'm really scared of flying, I had to fly three times today, is flying dangerous?
I especially panic when landing because it shakes, and I pray that the pilot has everything under control. Is it the same for you? I have to fly to see my family and on vacation. 👍
Helicopter crash?
Why does the helicopter always turn very quickly to the left and then hit the ground when it completely fails?
How do I land the plane in GTA 5?
Hello, I discovered the airport in GTA 5 today and grabbed a plane, but when I go onto the runway (where no one is trying to kill me) to land, the plane always explodes as soon as it touches the ground. What am I doing wrong?
What can I do to land more slowly in Flight Simulator X?
Hey there. I'm a fairly experienced Boeing 737 pilot (in-game, of course :P). I can fly and land the default 737 very well. Landings are still a bit bumpy, but otherwise, they're okay. But I'd like to get a PDMG plane soon. I'd actually prefer a 777. But I can't even land the Jetliner 757…
Can a layperson fly a passenger aircraft, such as an Airbus, without any experience? Let alone land it?
In many films, you see that for some reason both pilots are disabled or die. Then, purely by chance, a passenger arrives and sits in the cockpit, casually flying the plane and landing it. Of course, he receives constant instructions from the tower about when and which button to press. My question: is it really…