force land

/ˈfɔrsˌlænd/
verb
  1. To land an aircraft in an emergency because of mechanical failure, bad weather, or other problems.
    • The helicopter force-landed safely on the beach after its fuel ran out.
    • The pilot had to force-land the plane in a field after both engines failed.
    • Due to a sudden storm, the small aircraft was forced to force-land on a highway.
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