DC Designs F-15E take-off, military break and landing

The DC Designs F-15E Strike Eagle take-off in dry power only, before heading into the downwind at 360 knots and returning into the overhead for a military break into the downwind to land.

Control is key in heavier jets like the F-15E, which lands faster than its air-superiority cousin, the F-15C due to the higher weight of the aircraft. Proper use of trim and good position checks in the circuit ( pattern ) help a lot.

This video is to help those who find it hard to land the F-15E Strike Eagle, especially console users whose controller sticks make fine adjustments difficult. Use trim at all times to keep the F-15 manageable in the landing configuration.