Both Engines Failed, so I Glided to the Airport in the Fog.

Both engines failed and the rudder was stuck. The former fighter pilot piloted the passenger plane to glide into the dense fog airport. On the weather radar, Luzhou Airport was completely engulfed by heavy fog with visibility less than 100 meters, making a blind forced landing basically equivalent to hitting a mountain. However, an updraft suddenly rose up from under the nose of the aircraft, causing it to land crookedly and offset part of the fall. The captain did not plan to break into the runway on the same route, but locked on the newly-built parallel taxiway at the airport - because the last remaining deflection ability of the rudder was just enough to point the nose of the aircraft towards the narrower but straighter channel. The huge machine that had lost all power was passing through the clouds, and a faint light from the ground gradually emerged from the thick fog. All the passengers have taken anti-impact postures, the flight crew is holding on to the aisle, and in the cockpit they are trying to replicate the extreme forced landing maneuver used by fighter jets on a passenger plane weighing dozens of tons. Will this flight crash into the fog, or slide into a taxiway that was never designed to catch large passenger aircraft? The blue light on the wings is still beating, like a countdown. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.