Why Might Pilots Perform a Hard Landing in Bad Weather?

Question

Is there a reason why pilots sometimes perform a hard landing during bad weather?

Answer 1

Pilots might perform a hard landing in bad weather intentionally to break the water layer on the runway and prevent aquaplaning. If the runway is wet or snowy, a hard touchdown is necessary to ensure the plane can brake effectively and respond to controls.

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