Practicing an AUTO-LAND in Geneva🇨🇭 | Aegean Airbus A320

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[justplanes]

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[erickim]

Perfect approach and precise touchdown! Auto-landing looks much more perfect than the controls by human.

[WendyKS]

A very nice video with really beautiful aerial views. I always enjoy great aerials.

[dalemullins]

I love it, auto pilot off half way down the runway

[qqqq]

Autoland - OK. Awaiting next video AUTO-PARKING.

[pedrokisil]

So amazing!! Thank you for this record.

[mixchannel]

cheerful, happy, happy, excited by landing safely to the destination with hope

[ajdijkvan]

Wow JP!)) Amazing crew and so beautiful plane!! I love this all....many thanks again for your energy!)) Enjoy the day JP;) warm greetings
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[phyzygy]

I understand both autopilots must be activated for auto landing, It was not clear if that was happening. Looked like only the Captain side auto pilot canceled after landing.

[wendyraymond]

Beautiful views another incredible video thanku so much love and God bless x

[ahmadzaeri]

Thank you very, very much for your good clips. Best wishes

[anthonyhaute-savoie]

How can we do an AUTOLAND on a runway whose ILS is only CAT I ? LSGG 04....

[EleanorPeterson]

It's marvellous technology and very impressive, but I think it's still best reserved as a (dependable) backup for when all else has failed. An alert, experienced human pilot should ALWAYS be the first-choice option. A human pilot cares about the situation, the circumstances, the passengers and the plane; he or she can think and adapt and improvise.

An automated flight system doesn't care about anything. It can be programmed to APPEAR to care, but that's not the same thing at all!😁

I'm not saying that auto-land isn't brilliant technology; indeed, it should be standard equipment on all passenger planes for use in impossible conditions or other dire emergencies. But it's a servant, not a master. When an airline starts to depend on it and use it by default like some bored teenager playing on a flight sim, that's the time to book a flight with another airline.

Just like the 'drivers' of so-called self-driving autonomous cars, pilots who rely on automatics could become complacent, lazy, and develop bad habits so that, when the auto systems fail (and sooner or later they will because nothing is perfect), they'll lack the reflexes and skills to rescue the situation.

Human pilots are born to care, not assembled to appear to do so.

[Carlos-nvod]

So he still had to manually cut the speed, and engage the reversers. Would think the Auto Landing would do all that on touch down.

[sandybanjo]

This was conducted in severe clear my careers, actual Cat 3 A autolands into ORD, and almost 0-0 in a 135 operation in a DC3. Back then the 737-300 did not have a 3 axis autopilot. Just aileron and it worked.

[locoHAWAIIANkane]

Why did he have his hands on the controls if it the “auto land” was engaged?

[patolt]

Good job from the A320. That's the best way to get pilots with planty of flight hours as ... passengers! They already don't fly very much thair aircrafts butif even in clear conditions like this (CAVOK) they perform auto-land ... Scary!

[tomstravels]

How do you “practise” an autoland. Surely you either do it or you don’t unless in the simulator

[usfedvet]

Sorry, but I’m far more impressed when the four striper or his right seater hand fly the bird all the way to the runway. This is a great way to develop bad habits. Bad habits kill.