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Flight Report	Flight: ups544	Date: 2014-09-14	UPS
Pilot's Name / UserName	osman / visitor
Aircraft Name:	Boeing 737-800 Paint1
Aircraft Type:	Multi Engine Jet (MEJ)
Departure:	LTBA - Ataturk - Turkey
Arrival:	LTBS - Dalaman - Turkey
Departure Time:	15:37:00 (14:38:00 GMT)
Arrival Time:	17:07:00 (16:07:00 GMT)
Passengers:	79
Cargo:	7257 kg
Flight Result:	Horrible
Flight Data
Take-Off Weight:	70515 kg	Landing Weight:	65353 kg
Take-Off fuel:	18176 kg	Landing Fuel:	12855 kg
Total Block Time:	01:29:00	Total Block Time (Night):	00:00:00
Total Airborne Time:	01:23:23	Total Time On Ground:	00:06:17
Max Altitude:	13513ft	Cruise Speed:	300 kt (mach 0.45)
Landing Data
Landing Speed:	126 kt
Landing Pitch:	12.96°
TouchDown Vertical Speed:	-686.15 ft/mn
PAX Feedback
Passengers Opinion:	79%
Detail:	Were in a better mood because they had food. Were annoyed by the music on the general speaker during flight. They prefer it on the ground. Were anxious because they heard a loud sound coming from the rear of the aircraft upon landing. Were very anxious because of the problem during flight. Were relieved to land safely after an emergency. Wonder if they landed or if they crashed (hard landing).
Incidents
Mayday Transmitted:	none
Crash:	no
Incident Report:	The pilot used excessive pitch when landing the aircraft and the tail struck the ground. The pilot landed roughly causing one tire to explode.
Casualties:	-
Pilot Assessment
Bonus:	0
Positive Assessment:	-
Penality:	2550
Negative Assessment:	You made a serious pilot error that resulted in a critical problem. (-800) Landing so roughly that a tire explode is not a good idea. (-300) You had a serious failure aboard and you forgot to call a mayday. (-350) You made a very hard landing at -686 ft/mn and the aircraft sustained damage. (-400) Parking brake should only be used when that aircraft has stopped, you used it at speed of 131 kt your aircraft was damaged. (-400) You flared too much on landing and your tail struck the ground. (-300)