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Old 4th March 2014, 23:49
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Hi guys

Can anyone explain the term 'Ziellandung' during pilot training?

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Old 5th March 2014, 02:26
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That's one I've been trying to figure out too.
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I believe the term refers to a precision or "spot' landing.

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Old 5th March 2014, 07:10
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Hi

Ziellandeübungen serve to be prepared in case of engine failure at a flight. The pilot have training flights. Short over by the airfield mostly in ft 2000. - 1500 they stop the Engine and exercise a gliding landing on airfield

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Done as training and as a sport. Points are given for closeness to target the pilot sets his wheels to the ground.
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Re: Another Training Term
"Atterrissage de precision".
Lilsis is describing a "PTS" with the same aim, engine being cut, whatever the field.
Schnautzer is right too since this can be done with the engine running; generally with full flaps.

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Thank you all for the help.

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