180 Power off short approach landing on a narrow runway. Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin

The aiming point for landing was the 3rd center line stripe.

[@lynnallen8648]

A good, stabilized approach.

[@Mohammad.D2024]

Thank you!

[@cherifbar]

Not bad, watch your speed on short final.

[@Mohammad.D2024]

Thanks, i had my eye on the speed.

[@calsbarn5996]

Not bad at all. How wide is that runway? It’s probably a “short” distance from you but try 45G on a windy day - it’s 24 ft.

[@Mohammad.D2024]

Thank you! It’s 60 ft wide . Yea 24 is very narrow, I’ve landed on a 36ft runway. I will look for a 24 or so here in my area.

[@calsbarn5996]

@@Mohammad.D2024 Interesting training story. I trained on a 40 footer. When I went to my first larger runway it was 100’ and I couldn’t stay on the white line! I was used to trying so hard to just keep it on the pavement that I was ignoring the white line.

[@calsbarn5996]

By the way, I avoid that 24’ runway on windy days so please don’t consider my comment a challenge and go making a stupid mistake.

[@Mohammad.D2024]

Roger that. Thanks for passing by.

[@rooivalk24]

Nicely done 👍

[@Mohammad.D2024]

Thank you !!

[@horacesawyer2487]

Looks fun. Kinda worried about you though, why were you making those wheezing noises right before touchdown on the pavement? Are you ok ? Maybe need a bronchoscopy?

[@mickeymcnaughton2555]

He's not included in his preamble that these are very scary events and that the only way he can calm down during them is by using a breathing mask delivering Helium. Helium causes some people to wheeze.

[@sdb87149]

😂😂😂 Bro… that’s the plane’s stall horn not the pilot

[@happysawfish]

@@sdb87149 : What no waay. That's definitely lung. I think probably the left lung. Recognize the stuttering bronchial wheezing amplified through his Iphone app.