Does a Cirrus Land Flat?

Do SR Series aircraft land "flat?"

[stevemakohin]

What a great video! :-) "...it's pretend... see?..." Information + Entertainment + Great Host = Winning Combination

[TheAussiePipe]

First time you fly a SR20/22 there is no doubt a tendency to try and land "flat" if you are transitioning from other previous generations of light aircraft due to the different site picture. The best technique I was shown to get the flare right in a SR is to look three runway centre lines forward and continuing to raise the nose to the next three and the next there etc until touch down. It never fails to work.

[Cal]

0:21 - 0:24 is so smooth
love the vision jet hopefully I can own one when I grow up.😎

[gbigsangle]

As a SR22T owner no one does these better than Cirrus. Everything presented is true and correct.

[evanmarshall]

If you like these, you’ll love UND Aviation videos too. Let’s just say you’ll recognize the voice in a lot of the videos. Anthony is a fantastic instructor and all of his videos are this good.

[haaheocarpenter]

What an awesome video. I will totally watch these as they come out! I appreciated the lighthearted humor, and, of course, I’m always looking for a way to get in that flying fix.

I just started flying the SR20 G6 for my instrument training at school, transitioning from the C152/172 realm. What perfect timing! I have to say, with the Perspective+ avionics, gorgeous wingtip lighting, impeccable performance (even at our airport’s density altitude of 8500’+), and overall sleek design, you’ve truly designed a piece of art. I don’t think I will ever run out of good things to say about this airplane. 5 stars!

[aerospacenews]

@Cirrus Aircraft - big thumbs up for the quality information and entertaining presentation - very rare from an in-house corporate production. Great job all!

[TrainerAQ]

Just became an airline pilot. Hopefully one day I'll be able to finally buy myself a Cirrus SR22

[Andrea.Gandalf]

I piloted the cirrus sr 22 for 7 years beautiful very modern bird, pity the maintenance costs can not such a modern product cost so much maintenance, and scary

[tropicthndr]

The sweet spot is building a plane with cabin doors on the back like a Bonanza so we can get some folding bikes in the thing. What the hell are you guys waiting for?

[wackaircaftmechanic]

What the hell does the seat do with anything? I can change my seat mid flight and still grease the landing in a taildragger or Bonanza. I call bullshit