First sucessful landing of a commercial jet on FS2004

as explained this was my first sucessful landing of a 737-400 into Teesside airport (now called Durham Tees Valley airport). I am aware it was far from perfect and that I probably banked about 5-10 degrees beyond aircraft limits but overall I was pretty pleased. I would welcome any tips on how to improve or perticularly how to use the autopilot? and also what is a good speed to taxi?

Thanks

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• Boeing
• 737-400
• Teesside
• airport
• flight
• simulator
• FS2004
• first
• landing
• Durham
• Tees
• Valley
• Airport

[Blatpoppin5]

ok im not proffessional or nothing just a FS player like everyone else, i would say that when you are coming in watch the glidescope and try to be as perfect as possible on it, when its half red and white that means your good, and while landing you should flare to about 5 degrees to 8 degress, and have a little power on until you are 10 feet above the Runway. Also a good speed to taxi is about 15 to 20 knots.Hope this helps!!

[burger303]

Thanks!

[MrTunisair]

Good Video, but do you touch down before runnway or at the beginning of the runway?

I play with FS2002, but my landings are s...(sorry) my landings are not on the runway! :-)

[amc3]

nice landing for your first attempt...should do an ILS approach, would be easier for you, want assistance, just ask

[adamski895RS]

im pro simmer :P nice landing MY LOCAL AIRPORT !

[bog98]

what u use for fly good???

[LucozadeAdam]

well done

can someone help everytime i get in line with the runway on apporach i always go sideways left or right and then i have to turn and try again but it never works(i awlays fully extend my flaps)

someone help please

[screwit93]

It's weird. For me take offs are so easy, I can taxi like a pro and take off like a pro but I suck so bad at landings. I can cruise too but I just suck at landings no matter what I do...

[nufcforlife]

congrats on your first landing im sure you will have many more!