A landing procedure is a series of steps that pilots follow to safely bring an aircraft down to the ground. This process includes preparing the aircraft for descent, communicating with air traffic control, and ensuring that all systems are functioning properly. Pilots must also assess weather conditions and runway availability before initiating the landing. During the landing, pilots adjust the aircraft's speed and altitude while aligning with the runway. They use instruments and visual cues to guide the aircraft down, ensuring a smooth touchdown. Once on the ground, pilots follow taxi procedures to reach the designated parking area, completing the landing process safely.