When landing on the carrier, sometimes the plane will do a 180 degree roll over the wing while the wheels are on the ground. The plane rolls sideways and you can see the bottom deck upside down.

Slow down more and dont lift up when landing.

Gotta have those wings nice and level, be under fifty MPH and keep the nose above the horizon. If you bounce, try to level the wings as you settle back down.

Keep trying, youll be doing touch and goes below deck in no time.

I'm a air vice Marshall. I know how to land. Im reporting a game glitch.

Oh, sorry.

I just figured you were new because you posted in the wrong category!

I still roll over when I land.....The landing seems a little touchy. I crash more now then when I did when I first started playing lol

OK, it also happens when taking off. If you maximize throttle, and turn a hard right or left, just before takeoff from a carrier the plane will roll over its wings 180 degrees.

It's called a variable ground-loop.
Pilot error.
Get some take-off roll.
Turn your sensitivity down a bit.
Both symptoms indicate "twitch".
Too much coffee does it to me.
Good luck.

I understand, but the laws of physics wont let this happen in real life.

Lol the laws of physics absolutely allow this to happen in real life, as paul said, its called a ground loop and the smashing of the wing into the ground causes damage, making the aircraft unflyable: IN REAL LIFE.

The physics model for the game is EXCELLENT, better than microsoft Flight Sim.

Im a real pilot. Ive been simming over twenty years. Be thankful for the excellent quality of the game!

Whosethisguy wrote: Lol the laws of physics absolutely allow this to happen in real life, as paul said, its called a ground loop and the smashing of the wing into the ground causes damage, making the aircraft unflyable: IN REAL LIFE.

The physics model for the game is EXCELLENT, better than microsoft Flight Sim.

Im a real pilot. Ive been simming over twenty years. Be thankful for the excellent quality of the game!

we just don't stall very well lol.

Take it up to altitude. Induce stall. It works.

Has anyone else experienced the perfect landing? You know, its when you land the landing so precisely that there is zero bouncing, shaking or the like and you can brake immediately without slowing down and without the nose bowing to the ground.

Of the hundreds of landings, I've nailed this about a dozen times. Still have no idea how, other than knowing that you have to be landing with moderate speed.

If you know what i'm referring to, feel free to input your input. Noush, out.

Yesterday I landed and it was perfect. The wheels on the ground and tail in the air with no bounce at all. It was weird

Captain Noushbag wrote: Has anyone else experienced the perfect landing? You know, its when you land the landing so precisely that there is zero bouncing, shaking or the like and you can brake immediately without slowing down and without the nose bowing to the ground.

Of the hundreds of landings, I've nailed this about a dozen times. Still have no idea how, other than knowing that you have to be landing with moderate speed.

If you know what i'm referring to, feel free to input your input. Noush, out.

You mean there's another way?

I like to land towards the bow of the carrier and bounce so hard I do a backflip with half a twist. Pulling off smooth landings is ok.....i guess.