What is the approach speed for a landing-flap landing?

The approach speed for a landing-flap landing is 100 KIAS. This speed is critical because it provides a stable and safe configuration for landing. Operating at 100 KIAS allows the pilot to maintain good control of the aircraft during the final approach, ensuring that the aircraft remains above the stall speed while also allowing for effective maneuvering and adjustments as necessary.

When flying at the proper approach speed, pilots can better manage the aircraft's descent rate and ensure a smoother touchdown. This speed is established based on the aircraft's performance characteristics and is designed to help pilots safely navigate during the critical phases of landing. A proper understanding and adherence to this approach speed contributes significantly to overall flight safety and landing precision.