A certain regiment of the Northern Theater Command Navy organized a night landing training for new pilots - at dusk in early summer, at an airport in Jiaodong, iron wings swirled and engines roared. Three new pilots from a naval aviation regiment in the Northern Theater Command took off with helicopters, marking the beginning of a night landing training. In the afterglow of the sunset, new pilots who participated in the training formed a combat formation by piloting helicopters, conducting high-altitude training such as sea ultra-low altitude flights and steep turns. Please instruct to land the ship. "New pilot Fan Pengli piloted the pilot to fly over the ship with a high probability, adjusted the aircraft's attitude, and then pressed the communication button. You can land the ship, "Commander Wang Dong promptly reminded Fan Pengli via radio to correct the flight parameters. Upon receiving instructions, Fan Pengli established a route according to the instrument panel. Based on the ship's lights and guidance radar signals, he tightly grasped the joystick, aligned with the deck, lowered the altitude, and decelerated the flight. The difficulty of landing at night is significantly higher than that of daytime, which greatly tests the psychological quality and technical level of pilots. During the landing process, flight instructor Yang Wengang occasionally reminded new pilots of the key details of landing. At this point, the deck guide lifted the baton and guided the helicopter to land. Outside the cabin, the strong airflow caused by the high-speed rotation of the rotor is mixed with water mist, causing a huge vortex on the sea surface. Soon, Fan Pengli piloted the helicopter and hovered smoothly on the right rear of the deck. At this moment, a crosswind struck and the fuselage began to sway. Fan Pengli promptly stabilized the pole and firmly maintained the ship's direction. Fan Pengli seized the opportunity for the ship to be relatively stable and quickly lowered the pitch lever, landing the helicopter steadily within the ship's deck marking circle. After a brief stop, the helicopter took off again and continued to engage in the next round of training... "Conducting night landing training helps new pilots proficiently grasp the characteristics and laws of landing." The leader of the team introduced that they gradually increased the difficulty of training from low to high sea conditions, and surrounded special situations such as encountering strong eddies on the deck and excessive swaying of the ship. They conducted dangerous landing training under multi-directional and uncertain wind conditions at night, Efforts should be made to improve the adaptability and psychological quality of new pilots. Towards midnight, as the last helicopter landed smoothly, the night landing training was successfully completed. The three new pilots who participated in the training have completed dozens of landing exercises, effectively improving their landing abilities under different meteorological conditions, laying a solid foundation for subsequent missions on board. (Outlook New Era Network)