'landed into' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used as a way of saying someone or something arrived in a particular place. Example Sentence: I landed into Chicago after a long flight.
Then again, it landed into a market in waiting.
"I design curtains, and sort of landed into it, and learned to love it," she said.
It ends with a child of terribly grim circumstance, having landed into a good home and the Ivy League.
It ends with Jaslyn, a child of terribly grim circumstance, having landed into a good home and the Ivy League.
As Darwitz shot, she was upended from behind and crash landed into the back boards as the red goal light flashed.
Sondheim was different, of course; he was a dramatist strangely landed into the realm of the Broadway musical by plate tectonics or some other mysterious force.
This was also the year a new film had crash-landed into the French imagination, becoming ultimately a worldwide hit.
They didn't bother to find out what he was up to until he crash-landed into the ravine and broke his arm in two places.
Days after I went skydiving in the Chicago suburbs to celebrate a friend's 40th birthday, I read that a skydiver who had crash-landed into a lake we had flown over had drowned.
Lady Gaga has trafficked in Bowie-isms since she first crash-landed into pop music with The Fame, her 2008 breakthrough collection of dance-pop hits and slickly offered sexuality.
Amid a big budget production with fireworks, Jerusalem, World in Union and Swing Low Sweet Chariot, a giant rugby ball that had crash-landed into the Twickenham turf showed how far the tournament had come since its origins in 1987.
