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Yes, something about not having the right perspective from the camera makes it very hard to judge how close it is to the surface. I guess sometimes I get the sa
by soheil 6y ago
Yes, something about not having the right perspective from the camera makes it very hard to judge how close it is to the surface. I guess sometimes I get the same feeling when in an airplane landing and going over water, SFO is a good example.
- Stratoscope 6y agoThis is why the trickiest landing with a floatplane is when the air is still and the water is glassy smooth. You can't tell where the surface is as you descend! Have a little wind to make ripples in the water and your job as a pilot is much easier. https://www.aopa.org/news-and-media/all-news/2017/january/flight-training-magazine/technique-glassy-water-landings https://www.aopa.org/news-and-media/all-news/2017/january/fl... https://www.flytheshark.com/guide-to-seaplane-flying/takeoffs-and-landings/glassy-water-takeoff-landing/ https://www.flytheshark.com/guide-to-seaplane-flying/takeoff...