A320 Manual Landing Technique
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100' is WAY too early. Drive that sucker down, when you start the flare is when you start shifting your vision forward and using peripheral vision to sense your rate of sink. With the nose up some sink rate is good. Don't try for zero sink as a new guy. It's much worse leveling off high vs landing with a sink rate slightly higher than the experienced guys do. After several months your landings will improve.
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With typical landing weight of around 57 to 61 Tons a landing would be exactly the same. LOVE THE FLY-BY-WIRE !
for ILS : be reminded to centered your FD once your disengage an autopilot
500 RA: look out side see the picture compared diamond and ILS track and wind on the top-left of your ND.
350 LAND mode : disengage fly centered FD. Check the rate . See out side keep the picture
200 RA: look outside Aiming ZONE. Keep your rate ( typical around 700 fpm for STD 5.2% wind +-5kts)
100 RA: look far away at the end of rwy in order to assess the sink of your A/C (Keep rate! DO NOT duck under or FWD side stick)
50 RA : be prepared LOLS and wings level please!
40 RA: check a little bit on your side stick by simply pull just little bro // AC will response see the picture outside sink will be less laaa
30 RA: If you can control the rate just CUT THE POWER TO IDLE + then FLARE
20 RA : FLARE
10 RA 5 RA ..... Smooth
for INITIAL it's better to Flare earlier than too late flare !!!!
Do not attempt to get a smooth landing by just pull pull pull pull => Tail-strike
Late flare may leads to hard-landing !
Good luck
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