What is the most difficult airport approach you have ever attempted in Infinite Flight?
For me, mountain airports and short runways are always the biggest challenge. Strong crosswinds, terrain warnings, unstable approaches, and low visibility can quickly turn a normal landing into a stressful experience. Airports like Innsbruck, Paro, Lukla-style approaches, or even stormy landings at major international airports can really test your flying skills.
I would love to know:
Which airport gave you the hardest time?
What aircraft were you flying?
Did you land successfully?
Were you using autopilot or hand flying?
What weather conditions made it difficult?
Feel free to share screenshots, replays, or even your worst failed landing attempts. Sometimes the hardest approaches become the most memorable flights.strong text
A while ago, I flew a Swiss(air) MD-11 from Zürich to Kai Tak in time of a fly in. Hand flew the entire approach starting from FL150, had a 230G1208KT wind but it was a bit easier than I thought. Quite a enjoyable approach…
It’s a tight call between Chachagui in Colombia but the hardest approach I’ve ever done was…
Loakan Visual Approach for RWY 09, the approach is very extreme for terrain with a Lukla style cliff before the threshold. It starts with your regular right traffic pattern approach but the Baguio downtown and the surrounding terrain already poses difficulty on the downwind leg. For right base, you have to follow the mountain ridge before the turn for the steep approach to final.
Ive done it on the PAL Express Q400 from Cebu in cockpit-HUD mode and it was a very tough approach for me. Hand flying it all the way. The only footage I had with that approach was in my YouTube shorts tab (dunno if I should send it).