Has an earthquake ever complicated or prevented a safe landing/takeoff? This question on being able to see ground effects of earthquakes from the air got me wondering:

No doubt a severe earthquake at the wrong time could hinder even experienced pilots, but I expect a minor one may be unnoticeable or simply cause a mildly unsteady landing:


  "An earthquake--really?  I thought that felt a little weird"


Are there any known instances of an earthquake during approach/landing/takeoff? What were the results?

Naturally if there exists any video that'd be helpful.
Yes, there have been aircraft landing at the moment an earthquake hit. Here is an article about one in 2011: Air NZ plane landed as Christchurch earthquake hit

&quot;It was creepy as... as the plane came down, you could see all the windows in the terminal just rolling, and all the shuttles that go out to the plane were in the tarmac just rolling.
&quot;Somebody shouted out 'oh my god, it's an earthquake!'&quot;
&quot;We came down and couldn't get out, and there was a big shake while we were still in the plane. Then we sat there for an hour.

This is of course from the point of view of a passenger, not the pilots.