The Musketeer lands a bit faster than most Cessna and Piper owners are used to, coming in between 60 and 70 MPH depending on the day. While it may seem to be on the higher side, because the aircraft is so stable, the speed does not have a negative impact on the landing. Since the landing must be done carefully due to the sensitivity of the landing gear, coming in at a slightly higher approach speed and a faster touchdown speed will sometimes avoid an unwanted bounce.