What is another word for dead stick landings?
Pronunciation: [dˈɛd stˈɪk lˈandɪŋz] (IPA) 
Dead stick landings refer to the technique of bringing an aircraft in for an emergency landing without the aid of propulsion. Many synonyms exist for this maneuver, such as unpowered landings, glide landings, powerless landings, or forced landings. These terms all describe the need to use the natural altitude and lift of the aircraft to navigate to a safe location, ideally landing safely on the ground. Dead stick landings are commonly taught to pilots during training, as they offer a valuable way to bring an aircraft safely down in an emergency situation when traditional propulsion is not available. Regardless of the term used to describe it, this technique is an essential aspect of flight safety for all aviators.
