Video ni Ronnie Liang na nag "emergency landing" ng eroplano, viral
- Ronnie Liang posted a video clip of the emergency landing that he took, showing what transpires from the sky up to the touchdown
- The actor and singer described what he did in order to safely land the plane, although he did not qualify if it was a practice run or an actual engine failure
- It was a 180-degree approach and landing, which Ronnie was able to execute well
- Many netizens expressed relief and commended the ability of the pilot-singer to land the plane
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Ronnie Liang has just shared a video of the emergency landing that he made. The video was taken by Pilipinas Space Aviation.
Source: Facebook
The singer-pilot narrated the kind of maneuver that he made, which allowed him to land the plane safely using the 180-degree approach and landing.
As per the caption on the video, as well as on the actual post, he described what happens with a 180-degree approach & landing.
"The power-off 180 approach and landing as an approach and landing made by gliding with the engine idling from downwind to a touchdown beyond and within 200 feet of a designated line or mark on the runway," was how he described the landing."
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Ronnie did not specify though if it was a practice run for the kind of maneuver that must be done in case it will be an emergency landing, or if indeed he encountered plane trouble midair.
Many netizens commended Ronnie for a job well done, having safely landed the plane.
Ronnie Liang is a Filipino singer, actor and pilot. He is known for his popular single, "Ngiti." He is currently a reservist with a rank of 2nd Lieutenant in the Philippine Army.
Ronnie Liang bagged awards as a member of the Armed Forces of the Philippines serving on the country’s frontlines amid the current pandemic. These awards are the Meritorious Achievement Medal (MAM) and Disaster Relief & Rehabilitation Operations Ribbon (DRRO). The singer-actor and second lieutenant said that he received the two recognition at the 44th Founding Anniversary celebration of the Armor Division. His followers on social media then wrote their congratulatory messages to Ronnie.
Ronnie Liang did not simply join the army but also would go out of his way to help those in need. He has been performing his duties as an army reservist and was seen at checkpoints during ECQ. Recently, he went to the Rizal Stadium, where the LSIs are jampacked, and handed out free tickets so that they could go home. The singer also sang for frontliners to help give their morale a boost.
Source: KAMI.com.gh
