Have you ever considered having a ship that requires a landing like a traditional airplane, one that actually requires an approach and a rolling landing?
TL;DRA ship needing a rolling airplane landing is probably not planned because it would limit space ability, though aerodynamic ships like the Gladius might land like planes, and there is discussion of that needing work.
The problem with that is it restricts that ship's abilities.
It can never go in space, really, or would be very bad in space.
We'd have to do something like a hard transition. It would have to have thrusters that can make it maneuver in space, and it would have to fly really well as a plane and have wheels and everything. But then I guess if it has thrusters for space, it can't. It would have to essentially be an airplane only, can't go in space because it wouldn't have the thrusters. So probably not. I'm going to say probably not. There is definitely the potential of ships that are aerodynamic, like the Gladius and maybe the 300i, landing like a plane. That's definitely a possibility.
You can glide. Cut the thrusters, lower your heat profile significantly.
The awkward thing about that: they can glide, right? However, they're not nearly as lift-creating as a jumbo jet in real life. And so when you cut the thrusters, they'll glide for a bit and then they'll just fall like a brick. So they could land, and there's definitely discussion to have them land like a plane at some point. Needs a bit of work.