Talk:Autoland

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[edit] Added "Autoland Systems"

Added a section on the aircraft systems part of an autoland. Brian (ZazenCID 14:39, 5 June 2007 (UTC))

Added some background on the history of autoland development. This is based on my own participation in the development programmes initially as a new First Officer on the Trident from 1965, shortly after its introduction, then later as a Captain on the same type. I also spent many years as a representative of the British and then International airline pilots associations at various flight operations technical forums, and as a project pilot for British Airways flight ops management. Steve

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Talk:Autoland

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[edit] Added "Autoland Systems"

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