PERFECT WEATHER. BRUTAL AIRPORT. 737 MAX LANDING AT CUENCA | ILS Z RWY 24 | MSFS 2024 скачать в хорошем качестве

PERFECT WEATHER. BRUTAL AIRPORT. 737 MAX LANDING AT CUENCA | ILS Z RWY 24 | MSFS 2024

A clear blue sky doesn’t mean a safe flight. This Boeing 737 MAX departs Mariscal Sucre International (SEQM) from Runway 36, climbing out of a tight Andean valley at over 9,000 feet, where thin air robs the engines of thrust and terrain waits immediately beyond the departure end. There’s no lazy climb here — the aircraft must perform now, boxed in by mountains that punish hesitation. The arrival into Mariscal Lamar International (SECU) is deceptively calm. Sunlight illuminates the city of Cuenca, a dense urban sprawl wrapped tightly around the airport. The runway sits inside a bowl of terrain, leaving no room to “fix it later.” The ILS Z Runway 24 funnels the aircraft down a narrow corridor, over rooftops and roads. The margins are thin. Performance-critical. No storms. No excuses. Just precision flying in one of South America’s most unforgiving jet environments. This is not about drama — it’s about discipline. And this landing decides everything. Photo credit: Mauricio Muñoz