Can You Land?

Can You Land? is a 3D aircraft landing simulator that puts you in the most intense and essential moments of a flight - scenarios where the autopilot is fully disabled. You may encounter unexpected weather, including dense fog, thunderstorms, and strong crosswinds.

You will have to use all of your piloting abilities to navigate the aeroplane to the runway and make a safe landing. Start your career piloting the famous Airbus A320; successful landings will give you an opportunity to unlock a choice of additional aircraft and to take on more tough airports.

A Test of Piloting Skill

The cockpit experience requires your full attention as you work your way through a number of realistic challenges:

Full manual control: You will need to constantly adjust the aircraft’s pitch and roll during the fall.

Harsh Environments: Your aircraft is always in danger of being blown from its intended flight course by unpredictable weather, including storms and wind shear.

Precision Scoring: Every touchdown is scored (up to 100 points) according to the accuracy of your touchdown and the stability of the aircraft when it hits the runway.

The Mission: A Safe Landing

The main objective is to align with the runway, control your rate of descent, and land without crashing. Look at the PAPI lights on the side of the runway -- two white and two red lights mean you are on the correct glide slope. You must lower your landing gear in advance, keep the wings level, and gently pull up the nose (the "flare" maneuver) just before touchdown to cushion the impact.

Controls

PC

Use the WASD keys, arrow keys, or drag-and-drop with your mouse to navigate the aircraft. Press 'G' to operate the landing gear, the Spacebar or Enter key to start a new round, and the Tab key to return to the main menu.

Mobile

Tap and drag on the screen to control the flight path; swipe the virtual lever downward to deploy the landing gear.

Best Play For A Perfect Landing

Deploy the landing gear early: It takes a few seconds for the mechanical system to fully extend and lock the wheels in position.

Follow the PAPI signals. Adjust the altitude so that the arrangement "two white lights, two red lights" is maintained.

Fly slowly: Sharp manoeuvres or rapid changes in direction will upset your flight stability.

Touchdown zone: Touch down too early (before the runway threshold) or too late (beyond the specified safe touchdown region).

Compensate for crosswinds: In crosswinds, bank the wings gently to keep the aircraft aligned with the runway centerline.

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