A "Water Landing" refers to the emergency landing of an aircraft on a body of water. This situation can occur due to various reasons, such as mechanical failure, fuel exhaustion, or adverse weather conditions. Pilots are trained to handle such emergencies, and specific procedures are followed to ensure the safety of passengers and crew. In a water landing, the aircraft's design plays a crucial role. Some planes, like the DHC-6 Twin Otter, are better suited for this type of landing due to their ability to float. Additionally, life vests and rafts are essential safety equipment that can aid in evacuation after landing on water.