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How Pilots Nail Perfect Landings Every Time!

If landings make your palms sweat, this one’s for you. In this step-by-step lesson, Dag breaks down the stabilized approach for RC airplanes—so beginners can touch down smoothly and consistently, whether you fly park flyers, gliders, biplanes, or warbirds. What you’ll learn Stabilized approach basics: how to set up downwind, base, and final like a pro Power vs. pitch: use power for altitude and pitch for airspeed (and why it matters with models) Draggy vs. clean airframes: dialing throttle for biplanes vs. slick warbirds with gear/flaps down Base-to-final safety: avoiding stalls in the turn and why you should use rudder, not aileron, when slow Energy management: stop the float and nail your touchdown point Practice drills: simple runway-aim exercises you can try today Who this helps New pilots moving beyond “just get it down” landings Glider fliers adding powered models to the hangar Warbird fans who want scale-looking, repeatable arrivals Pro tips covered Setting a realistic throttle “carry” all the way to touchdown Recognizing slow-flight cues without telemetry How leading-edge shape affects stall behavior on scale wings If this helped, like, subscribe, and share with a pilot who’s fighting floaty landings. Got questions? Drop them in the comments—I read them all.