Were is the thresh hold of the runway?

I always here once u are over the thresh hold cut the throttle on the plane. Were is the thresh hold of the runway? Is it a certin amount of alt above the runway?? Also this is a two part question. I have lots of trouble landing in bad weather. Last night there were cross winds at ohair. Well I dont seem to have that much control over my air craft during an ils apr. Is it better just to land manualy when the weather is bad. because the wind sends u off course a little. The rudders dont seem to be much help either.

The threshold is the very beginning of the paved surface ... see https://www.faa.gov/air_traffic/publications/atpubs/aim_html/chap2_section_3.html

If you don't have much control you may be flying too slowly and/or not have sufficient flap set. A few details of which aircraft you were flying might help.

The threshold of the runway is at its beginning, so basically over the numbers or just barely past that.

 

If you are having trouble in crosswinds, perhaps you should go back to the basics of how to fly, preferably in a light aircraft, and do a lot of practice. That's what we do in real life.

O'hair....wherefore art thou? You're not on top of my head! :D I consider the start of the runway and the threshold markings to be the landing threshold. I try to land about 50-100 feet beyond that. Always look to the very far end of the runway to help guide you down. BTW it's O'Hare Airport. ;)

Another one! A copy of a post from 2014. Is there a point?

 

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