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The world's most dangerous plane landings often occur in challenging environments such as short runways, high-altitude locations, or areas with unpredictable weather. Some examples include Lukla Airport in Nepal, where pilots navigate a short, sloped runway surrounded by mountains, and Paro Airport in Bhutan, requiring precise maneuvers through the Himalayas. Additionally, aircraft landing on the aircraft carrier decks face intense challenges due to limited space and the need for precise timing and skill. These landings demand exceptional pilot expertise and advanced aircraft capabilities to ensure safety in perilous conditions.
