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The Land flight mode causes the vehicle to land at the position where the mode was engaged. After landing, vehicles will disarm after a short timeout (by default).
:::note
This mode requires a valid global position estimate (from GPS or inferred from a ).
In a failsafe the mode only requires altitude (typically a barometer is built into the flight controller).
This mode is automatic - no user intervention is required to control the vehicle.
RC control switches can be used to change flight modes on any vehicle.
RC stick movement in a multicopter (or VTOL in multicopter mode) will change the vehicle to unless handling a critical battery failsafe.
The mode can be triggered using the MAVLink command, or by explicitly switching to Land mode. :::
The specific behaviour for each vehicle type is described below.
The vehicle will land at the location at which the mode was engaged. The vehicle descends at the rate specified in and will disarm after landing (by ).
RC stick movement will change the vehicle to (by ).
Landing is affected by the following parameters:
:::warning Fixed-wing Land mode is currently broken: . (Specifically, switching to Land mode causes a fly-away.)
Automated landing in missions is supported: . :::
A VTOL follows the LAND behavior and parameters of when in FW mode, and of when in MC mode. When is set (default: on) a VTOL in FW mode will transition back to MC just before landing.
The rate of descent during landing. This should be kept fairly low as the ground conditions are not known.
Time-out for auto disarm after landing, in seconds. If set to -1 the vehicle will not disarm on landing.
Controls whether stick movement on a multicopter (or VTOL in MC mode) causes a mode change to . This can be separately enabled for auto modes and for offboard mode, and is enabled in auto modes by default.
The amount of stick movement that causes a transition to (if is enabled).
