Takeoff and landings

Introduction
Takeoffs and landings are when aircraft are either lifting off the ground or getting back on the ground. Takeoff and landings are also known for their higher chance of crash. Statistically, the plane is more likely to crash at takeoff or landing than at cruise or taxi. On the right is a United Airlines Boeing 787 takeoff.

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Speed, Incline, lift off!
The correct procedure to takeoff is to push full throttle ahead, after the speed reaches VR, or rotation speed, the pilot will gently pull back on the yoke or joystick. The plane's nose will eventually lift up and the plane will leave ground. The result is a very smooth look on the outside, but a feeling of weightlessness will be felt inside the airplane cabin.

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Takeoff failures and incidents
Please note that these incidents should not be read by small children.

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TAM Flight 402

TAM Flight 402 was a regular domestic flight when the aircraft suddenly rolled to the right after takeoff. The aircraft soon plunged straight out of the sky, crashing into houses. The aircraft had crashed 25 seconds after takeoff.

American Airlines Flight 587

American Airlines Flight 587 is a Airbus A300. It has 360 passengers and 1 dog. DUring takeoff, the left engine disconnected from the aircraft.