landing
noun(land-ing)
an act or process of one that lands; especially : a going or bringing to a surface (such as land or shore) after a voyage or flight
landing
noun(land-ing)
a place for discharging and taking on passengers and cargo
landing
noun(land-ing)
a level part of a staircase (as at the end of a flight of stairs)
landing
verb(land-ing)
to set or put on shore from a ship : disembark
landing
verb(land-ing)
to set down after conveying
landing
verb(land-ing)
to cause to reach or come to rest in a particular place
landing
noun(land-ing)
any of numerous naval craft designed for conveying troops and equipment from a transport to a beach in an amphibious assault
landing
noun(land-ing)
a field where aircraft may land and take off
landing
noun(land-ing)
the part that supports the weight of an airplane or spacecraft when in contact with the land or water
landing
noun(land-ing)
airstrip
landing
noun(land-ing)
a landing of an airplane or spacecraft made without power
landing
noun(land-ing)
a landing made with limited visibility by means of instruments and by ground radio direction
landing
noun(land-ing)
a landing in which the airplane is stalled usually unintentionally above the landing surface causing it to drop abruptly in an approximately horizontal orientation with little forward motion
landing
noun(land-ing)
an airplane landing in which the two main wheels of the landing gear and the tail wheel or skid or nose wheel touch the ground simultaneously