Pilots debate crabbed versus wing-low crosswind techniques, but the most effective approach is to be proficient in both and adapt based on the aircraft, environmental conditions, and pilot skill.

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This HA-420 HondaJet was substantially damaged in a landing accident at William P. Hobby Airport in Houston. Credit: NTSB Business jets as of this writing had experienced nine landing accidents due to ...

The author experienced a decline in landing skills, particularly in gusty crosswinds, after a period of piloting inactivity and unfavorable weather conditions. Initial attempts to regain proficiency ...

China's independently developed AG600 large amphibious aircraft has successfully completed all compliance flight tests in the ground takeoff and landing in crosswind conditions, according to the ...

A European research project suggests crosswind could improve runway capacity improvements by reducing the need for wake vortex separation, although field trials to validate the data still need to be ...

On Feb. 19, an Airbus A-400M “Grizzly” testplane made a quick visit to Keflavik International Airport to perform multiple crosswing landings. The Aviationist reporter Eggert Norðdahl was there to take ...

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