Improving your approach and landing skills in all kinds of conditions will make you a safer pilot. Based on content in the FAA’s Airplane Flying Handbook, this course offers a basic refresher on some of the knowledge and skills needed to make consistently good landings in a normal situation (e.g., power available, light winds, long and firm runway). It covers the five phases of a normal landing: base leg, final approach, round out, touchdown, and after-landing roll.
While this course provides basic information, there is no substitute for training and practice with a well-qualified instructor. In addition, you must always follow the procedures recommended in the specific Aircraft Flight Manual (AFM).
Introduction
Chapter 1 - Base Leg
Chapter 2 - Final Approach
Chapter 3 - Roundout (Flare)
Chapter 4 - Touchdown
Chapter 5 - After Landing Roll
Review
Exam
To receive appropriate course credit for this course you must:
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Have an account on FAASafety.gov
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Be logged into that account
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Be enrolled in the course
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You must visit each chapter of the course, using the navigation bars at the top or bottom of each screen, and complete all the course material found on each.
NOTE:
Some links may take you to other sites or open windows on top of the course window. You will need to return to this course on FAASafety.gov to complete the exam. This might be as simple as closing all the additional windows. However, you may find it necessary to return to FAASafety.gov, log in again, and then "continue" the course from the Course List.
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Upon completion of the review section the
button will turn blue 
indicating you are ready to start the examination. Upon successful completion of the exam you are given the appropriate course credit automatically.
