The landing method used in this video, crosswind landing, is the method which can be most useful in FSX. There may be better ways to land in this scenario but for this basic tutorial this approach was best. So watch and learn how to crosswind land a plane in Flight Simulator (FXX).
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Hey if you want to simulate crosswind go to weather then go to user defined weather and click costumize and set weather to 24 kts or 36 kts(I recommend 24)And set Wind direction to 90 or 270
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