Advanced Landing

An Advanced Landing performance model is comprised of a simple set of parameters that define the flight characteristics of the aircraft during a landing and is mapped to the physical properties of the aircraft that are currently defined in the Advanced Fixed Wing Tool.

Landing

Field	Description
Speed Mode	Select a mode to calculate the aircraft's speed at wheels down. Stall Speed Ratio - a speed relative to the aircraft's stall speed Angle of Attack The angle between the body X axis and the projection of the velocity vector onto the body XZ plane. The velocity vector is the velocity of the object as observed in the object's central body fixed coordinate system. - the speed at which the aircraft can touch down at the specified Angle of Attack.
Stall Speed Ratio	The Stall Speed Ratio at wheels down; this property is calculated if the Speed Mode is set to Angle of Attack or manually defined if it is set to Stall Speed Ratio.
Angle of Attack	The Angle of Attack at wheels down; this property is calculated if the Speed Mode is set to Stall Speed Ratio or manually defined if it is set to Angle of Attack.
Flaps	The extension of the flaps during the landing.
Speedbrakes	The extension of the speedbrakes during the landing.
Braking Decel G	The deceleration rate, in G, when braking.