with the removal of Radar Altimeter since the real aircraft doesn't have them anyway.. knowing when to flare is a bit more challenging..
So far I've gotten used to it..using the Runway threshold and oftentimes.. the "gut feeling" picture of the limited Peripheral vision
This works quite well during daylight hours..
At night, I find it even more challenging, especially on moonless nights..
Although I use ILS on night approaches.. but when it comes to flaring, it's not really helpful.. I actually tend to ignore it when I'm only a few meters from the Runway's end and focus on the FPM instead..
So far the only reference I can use are the runway lights. The "gut feel" picture is gone, since everything outside is dark..
I was wondering how you can land the F-15 at night? especially when flaring..
Although I can still land the F-15 at night without crash landing it, often times my flare gets inconsistent, sometimes I find myself flaring too high or too low..