MSFS - Black Square Beechcraft B60 Duke Piston in depth Part 3: Landing and Shutdown

In this video, we show you how to get this plane safely down to the ground without damaging the engines or, in our case, being unable to deploy the flaps and gear.

[@thomasmaier7053]

I liked the shutdown using mixture. We were trained to make sure the magneto switch kills the sparks plugs before that though. The idea is to be able to turn the props during handling without the engine igniting.
Great video, you have the most fun personality!

[@swflKVNC]

Thank you, Great Aircraft. Please more on this one.

[@GumperVanLier]

Excellent

[@jameswebb2856]

Great video. I normally start with flaps to reduce airspeed. Once I make a power reduction I do not increase it again, just reduce it in small increments. I don’t recall ever dumping the cabin pressure before landing on any pressurized plane I flew. Nice go-around. Always maintain at least Blue Line in the pattern. It was great seeing Montreal again. One question, did you follow an approach or landing checklist?