How do you perform a normal landing in the Warrior PA-28A?

To perform a normal landing in the Warrior PA-28A, approaching at the proper airspeed is critical as it ensures optimal control during the landing phase. Maintaining the correct airspeed helps manage lift and drag effectively, allowing for a stable approach. Flare at the correct altitude is essential for smoothly transitioning from descent to level flight just before touchdown, reducing the risk of landing hard. Finally, touching down gently on the main gears ensures that weight is properly distributed, minimizing stress on the airframe and contributing to a safe landing.

This sequence—proper airspeed, an accurate flare, and a soft landing—is fundamental to achieving a successful and safe landing, making this the correct approach for operating the Warrior PA-28A.