Landing Screenshot

[Sam_Nagy]

Hi Only the 1 as when i was looking over my landing i thoguht it was very nice. Tell me what you think?
My graphics card is poopoo on my Computer as im having to use this because mu LapTop is broken



Thanks Sam

[alphaone]

1. off center
2. you're not supposed to land on the threshold
3. You're about to strike the tail

[WBHoenig]

Don't take him seriously

[crowebird]

alphaone wrote:
1. off center
2. you're not supposed to land on the threshold
3. You're about to strike the tail

2>> Im guessing by the time the plane actully got to the ground, he would be past the threshold and maybe on the numbers :P (actully by
the pic, he is already past the threshold...)

[alphaone]

He's over the threshold.

[WBHoenig]

Does it really matter people? It's a nice ss, btw.

[AeroJim]

pitch a lil 2 high i think

[alphaone]

He asked what I thought. So i told him

[Sam_Nagy]

I should of took the ss abit later because i land in the treshhold i just thought you guys mite have thought it was good. But O Well
will post again tonight maybe in my 777 so maybe you can tell me what you think for them.

Sam

[Andrew The Muffin]

I don't see why everyone is complaining thats what my passengers need to put up with every day!

[717-200]

1. Off center line....But honestly, who actually does perfect center line landings while landing manually. I've landed in a 35kt crosswind and my gear
was barely on the runway. I came within inches of an engine strike........

2. Your Pitch is a little much. Try going about 10kts faster while on approach.

3. When you land, aim for just past the numbers.

Otherwise, Great landing. As the saying goes "A good landing is one from which you can walk away, A great landing is one where you can use the plane
again..." and the even better "landing is just a controled mid-air collision between and aircraft and the Earth."

[ryan_bradley]

As this is SquawkBox which jumps around alot he could be in the touchdown zone, before the threshold or still in the air. Who knows?

Thanks

Ryan Bradley (NLE001)