Landing blind
actual conditions of a CAT IIIB landing.
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Is it just me or is the navigation computer actually saying "RETARD, RETARD, RETARD?" on landing? ![]()
6. zoidberg-returns 1 year ago
#3
It says retard because the pilots has to "retract" the throttles to idle. Just a reminder to them.
8. Comment rated too low. Show this comment DoubleBubble 1 year ago
There was very little skill in this. It's not about that. In this type of approach, the Autopilot takes the plane onto the runway. This is about how great technology is, not how skilled a pilot is. Hell, the plane may still have managed this even if the pilot was back there taking a dump.
That was insane. Much respect for the pilots.. glade they didn't end up on an episode of Air Crash Investigation
#3 http://uk.answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20101027111859AAu6PWp
Theres smart ass and then theres this guys answer to your question !!! Just wow
#6 You answer was a lot better ![]()
13. Mourialaid 1 year ago
This is like driving a car in winter on highway with no windshield washer fluid and/or no wipers. And letting the autopilot take over control (cruise control). ![]()
14. Comment rated too low. Show this comment max2000 1 year ago
so, there's an ocean nearby, facing north, north-west, winds usually form north-west, it's rather morning landing, no mounts nearby either, cause plane approach is calm and mostly in straight line, so not very busy strip either, not very busy 20km approach. clearly not asian pilots, neither african nor indian, far from russian, hw bout Canada - are there doubts on Ontario, Quebec, anyone ?!
21. DoubleBubble 1 year ago
I don't know why people are voting my comment down. The AUTO-PILOT landed this, not the pilot: To quote from wikipedia, A CAT IIIB is: "a runway visual range less than 200 meters (656 ft) but not less than 75 meters (246 ft). Autopilot is used until taxi-speed. In the United States, FAA criteria for CAT III B runway visual range allows readings as low as 150 ft."
#12 where can you look at the instruments without the screen? ![]()
a blindfolded pilot wouldnt land that plane...
On MythBusters, Jamie was trying to land a plane in a simulator and he said,
"Did the plane just tell me not to think?"
Funny stuff.
The actual quote was, "Don't Sink!"



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1. zoidberg-returns 1 year ago
Great they found the RW - but how du they find the gate...??