Forced landing pinyin

The pinyin for forced landing is pò jiàng and pò xiáng.

I. Explanation of words

1

Forcing planes that cross the border without authorization or violate flight discipline to land at designated locations.

Appear in a repressive or importunate manner.

2、pòXiang

Force the enemy to surrender.

Second, the citation interpretation

1. When the plane breaks down, runs out of fuel, gets lost and the weather changes suddenly, the plane is forced to land inside or outside the airport.

2. Forcing planes crossing the border or violating flight discipline to land at designated airports.

Third, the relevant examples of forced landing.

1. The ambulance on standby rushed to the scene as soon as the plane made an emergency landing.

It never rains but it pours. The plane broke down and landed in the desert, and the joke played by the two enemies was even bigger.

Aviation safety officials on Thursday began to investigate the cause of an engine failure of a jumbo jet of Qantas Airways, which forced the plane to make an emergency landing in Singapore.

4. They said that the captain's nervous breakdown caused the plane to land; The co-pilot successfully persuaded the captain to leave the cockpit and prevent him from entering again; The captain was finally subdued by the passengers.

Conceptual differences between "alternate landing", "forced landing" and "return flight"

Although there is only one word difference between alternate landing and forced landing, there is a world of difference in reality.

1, alternate

Alternate landing refers to the behavior that an aircraft lands at other airports because it cannot or should not fly to the scheduled landing airport, or cannot land at the scheduled airport. This is a normal measure taken to ensure flight safety during aircraft operation.

Step 2 make a forced landing

Forced landing generally refers to the plane's conscious emergency landing on the ground or water outside the airport due to unexpected circumstances, such as serious mechanical failure. Due to the high requirements for landing environment and aircraft performance, the risk of forced landing of flights is very high.

Step 3 return

Return flight is a voyage to return to the original place, and the plane flies back to the starting point.

Most of the return flights are due to weather and aircraft failures, and return flights are also a kind of alternate flights. Whether to return to the take-off airport for landing, return or alternate landing is decided by the captain after comprehensively considering the special circumstances encountered, the company's suggestions on dispatching, the requirements of air traffic control and other factors.