Instructor User Guide
REFERENCE AIRPORT Tab
REFERENCE AIRPORT Tab
13 Oct 2017
Page 153
9.13.4 Bounce Landing
Bounce landing generates a strong vertical wind that pushes the aircraft downwards in
such a way that the Landing Gear compression increases higher than normal causing
the aircraft to bounce during the Landing Gear expansion.
As the aircraft is about to land, tap this button to trigger the bounce landing effect.
This toggle button remains illuminated during the effect and automatically turns off if
the:
• Height above the ground is above 50 ft
• Ground speed is less than 10 kts
• Aircraft is repositioning
The reason why the aircraft would go above 50 ft is that it is trying to do a go-around
after the bounced landing. The go-around is the recommended procedure after a
bounced landing.
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