What is another word for dead-stick landings?
Pronunciation: [dˈɛdstˈɪk lˈandɪŋz] (IPA) 
Dead-stick landings refer to a pilot's skill to land an airplane without the use of power. The term is derived from the fact that the aircraft's engine is 'dead' and the plane is gliding towards the ground. Some of the synonyms for dead-stick landings include 'power-off landings', 'glide landings', 'emergency landings', and 'unpowered landings'. These terms are commonly used in aviation parlance and describe the same skill set as dead-stick landings. This technique is usually used in situations where the engine fails, or the aircraft runs out of fuel. Pilots are trained to handle these types of situations with precision and skill, ensuring the safety of the passengers and crew on board.
