Grab a Cessna C400 Corvalis TT, set the destination as Isola 2000, runway 16. Make sure you have 30 knots of tailwind.
As a teaser: the runway is 562ft(171.3m) long, situated in a mountain valley, roughly 7.400ft altitude. Before you ask, runway 34 is impossible to land on, there’s a mountain in the way.
Now land it, I want video evidence if you are able to do it. What happened to me was the updraft caused by the tailwind kept literally tossing me over the runway and over the mountain, there was no way to slow down enough to land it normally, even while pitching 15 degrees down I was still gaining altitude, there was no way to get the plane down on the runway. I managed to bounce off of the runway only to be flung into the mountainside. The closest I came to landing was when I deliberately stalled the aircraft above the runway hoping to somehow land safely and complete the mission, only to smash the aircraft down on the runway and crashing.
Now for the rant:
The mission was a two star difficulty, I spent two hours getting there only to be met with this abomination of a runway that was literally impossible for me to land on. Even if I tried a 15 degree pitch down into the runway I get flung into the mountainside. Even if I tried to come down from BELOW the runway from the bottom of the valley, the updraft once again tosses me into the mountainside even with no throttle. It feels incredibly bad to lose a two hour mission because the runway was impossible to land on.