Happend to me twice today in landing: a sharp nose dive just before passing the threshold. Was a normal landing.
Happend in a Piper Arrow III from Justflight. Never had problems with this plane.
Anyone else with this?
Could it be some form of wind shear?
To check you can perform a flight with several touch and go’s at your favourit airfield with clear skies and no wind
I fly the justflight Arrow III also and it can be a bit bumpy but always doable.
Could be. But I landed with todays real weather in France with a moderate head wind (4-6kns). It happend at LFRM and at LFBI) both times. Nose straight 45 degrees down.
I pulled the yoke to correct, but that gave totally no respons.
Just tried again a few minutes ago, but all did go well now. So I can not reproduce that strange behaviour. I’m puzzled.
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