What can I do to help my ears when the plane is landing?

Try to find a location to land that's secluded from other people. If you see someone else going to a landing spot, go somewhere else that's away from them.

Medicine will naturally run out of your ears — they are not blocked. As long as you get the medication in the ear, that is what counts.

Draw a plane with its nose In the air and the wheels touching the runway, with a bit of skid smoke. Maybe add a control tower as well.

The plane may move around, but the pilot won't lose control. You may not anticipate turbulence in your flight, but just in case you do, you will be safe if...

A good speed when landing a 747 (without stalling) is around 155-160 KIAS (knots indicated airspeed), assuming flaps full. Also, thinking of a good glideslope, at around 5nm out, you...

No, wearing headphones before a plane takes off does not work. Chewing gum or yawning may work.

Keep on trying and it will work or get help from another friend to do a slow-motion video and then you can see where you might be going wrong on...

No. Flaps should not be used on takeoff except for short field takeoffs. Flaps are used when landing, but as always, there are exceptions to the rules. In heavy winds,...