Thought I'd share what i have been using lately to analyse my landings, NTSB-style :(: It's a program called FLTREC9 (sry FS9 only) that is basically an FDR in such a way that it records any variable (like N1, Pitch, Bank, V/S, Wind, Controller Input, you name it) over a period of time and saves it to an Excel sheet. This is really cool as it allows you to objectively analyze your flying. For instance as i have done above with my landings (0 sec = touchdown). You can see i flared too early at KBOS causing a rather firm touchdown and as a result it bounced :(, at KORD i flared too late. However, my landing at LFPG was textbook :(If anybody is interested feel free to ask.As a comparison, a real NTSB graph:

Very interesting! This is something i've been looking for :-) how long does it record for? Also does it also record fuel flow? Could be handy to use for fuel planning :) any idea if there will be an fsx version?

At British Airways Virtual, we now have a flight data recorder that adds experience points for good descent rates at touchdown and subtracts points for bad ones.Keeps you on your toes!Cheers, Richard