When landing, if you want to align the aircraft with the runway, first lower it, then slow down, and then align it with the middle line. The grounding time cannot be too early or too late. Control the angle between the aircraft and the ground to be 3 ~ 5 degrees, and land according to the track on the display screen.
When landing, the aircraft should be lowered first and then slowed down slowly. It should also be aligned with the middle line without any deviation. It should also fall right in the grounding area on the runway. If the grounding time is too early, the aircraft can easily drive into the ground without runway; If the grounding is too late, the braking distance will not be enough, and the aircraft is easy to rush out of the runway, causing danger.
When descending, the aircraft and the ground will have an angle of three to five degrees, but this angle needs to be well controlled by the pilot. Once the angle is too large, the aircraft will hit the ground, resulting in a great sense of turbulence, resulting in passenger discomfort or aircraft damage.
When the aircraft flies to a city, the corresponding airport will automatically detect the landing point, and then guide the aircraft to the indicated landing area. After receiving the signal, the aircraft will show a landing track on the display screen. At this time, the pilot only needs to follow the track, adjust the direction during the period, and finally land on the runway.