text: A fundamental requirement for a good land- 
  ing is a well planned and executed approach. 
  The possibility of errors during the landing 
  is 
  process is minimized when the airplane 
  the 
  brought to the point of touchdown with 
  proper glide path and airspeed. With 
  the 
  proper approach, there is no need for drastic 
  changes in the flight path, angle of attack, or 
  power setting to accomplish touchdown at the 
  intended point on the deck or runway. 
  Late 
  corrections to line up with 
  the deck or diving 
  for the deck are common errors which eventu- 
  ally 
  landing accidents. Accurate 
  control of airspeed and glide path are ab- 
  solutely necessary and the LSO, angle of attack 
  indicator, and the mirror landing system pro- 
  vide great assistance in accurate control of the 
  airplane. 
  
  result  in 
  
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