Plane Nosedives for Runway

Plane Nosedives for Runway

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[kflats]

having a nosedive final approach and still landing it that smooth requires serious skill

[ZiggyDoom]

"Luckily, no one was hurt".

[shijunitco]

Bcause of my previous experience landing a 747 at saint barthelemy in otfs, i easily knew it was barthelemy

[IslamicDardanian]

In PTFS they Land airliners and cargo Planes there

[arcmaintenance]

Well that airplane is a twin-engine otter the best STOL aircraft ever built

[lstembers]

the twin otter doesn’t know what a challenge is

[adamlury]

Its a twin otter, for those pilots its like flying to jfk with the size of that runway.

[davem]

Landings are challenging but takeoffs are much easier.
HINT: Try to fly in in a turboprop. The Beta mode makes stopping much easier.

[-]

*Similarity to average Ryanair landing alert*

[-Away]

The plane doesn’t have to nosedive it just has to land at runway 10

[gus]

Maybe for St. Bart's it's better to arrive by yacht...? 🤔✌️😎

[ks_keontt]

Lucaas I think the shortest runaways is my island in the Caribbean where I was born which is Montserrat 🇲🇸

[Shanuel]

POV my normal landings when I don’t set up ils

[jaypruitt]

Don’t they have a lot of boats there??

[JoeHart]

You'd think you'd be better off landing from the other side

[davidmerchant]

An accident looking for a place to happen

[georgepaiva]

You have to be specially certified to land there

[RobertRVinas-vzix]

It took me almost 3 months to master that landing, my instructor kept telling me to relax...

[TheCarLovingSwede]

Why not land from the other direction?

[TheMc_cielo]

I always wonder why they don't land on the water side 🤔