Maximum landing speed is what in KGS?

Maximum landing speed is what in KGS?

• A. 50 KGS
• B. 70 KGS
• C. 65 KGS
• D. 60 KGS

Answer: (D)

Maximum landing speed is the highest forward speed you are allowed to have during the landing phase, expressed as knots ground speed. This limit protects against excessive energy at touchdown and helps you maintain stable control as you transition from approach to touchdown. For the MH-65E, the maximum landing speed is 60 knots ground speed, so you should not touch down with more than about 60 KGS of forward ground speed. Going above this limit would increase landing loads and raise the risk of loss of control, especially in gusty winds or crosswinds. The other values fall outside this defined limit, which is why 60 KGS is the correct choice.

Maximum landing speed is the highest forward speed you are allowed to have during the landing phase, expressed as knots ground speed. This limit protects against excessive energy at touchdown and helps you maintain stable control as you transition from approach to touchdown. For the MH-65E, the maximum landing speed is 60 knots ground speed, so you should not touch down with more than about 60 KGS of forward ground speed. Going above this limit would increase landing loads and raise the risk of loss of control, especially in gusty winds or crosswinds. The other values fall outside this defined limit, which is why 60 KGS is the correct choice.