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  • Arlanda <3 GO SWEDEN!

  • I love flying on DC9s/MD-80s, but that 3-panel front windscreen buggers all. Each of the posts are rather close to the PIC/co-pilot's line of sight. Other'n that, fun plane to fly on.

  • I didnt know those dinosours of an aircraft had autoland. Must of been an aftermarket accessory from autozone.

  • @101HeyNow the L1011 was the first plane with autoland, i was one of the test pilots for certification.......md83 isnt that old.

  • pretty hard

  • wats up with the "brbrbrbbrbr" thing sounding every now and then?

  • @randomstuff5464 That´s the sound that starts when the THS (Trimmable Horizontal Stabelizer) is moving

  • @ESNU1432 the best sound ever! love the MD-80

  • was the autopilot disengaged after touchdown?

  • @scavenger1975 yes, when the airspeed was reduced to around 80 kts the captain disconnected the autopilot and took manual control over the nosewheel steering to vacate the runway

  • Fast landing

  • This is a ILS approach and ILS is ( instrument landing system ).

  • Vilket flygbolad var det??

    Bra video =)

  • hur kom du in i cockpit? snyggt filmat!

  • tack, jag kontaktade dåvarande chefspiloten och fick på så sätt en dags "praktik" på en tur&retur flygning med flygbolaget.

  • very useful during fog. Low visibility in general. But its interesting to see this be done on MD-80's these are classics.

  • yeah, and as you can see on this movie, it was a bit crosswind also!

  • Just the rudders ? I was thinking more like ailerons rudder and elevators ? Is that correct ? Or that might be something on A320 with both autopilots ON, landing CATIII.

  • That´s correct, of course the autoland function is steering the ailerons and elevators as well! I wrote a bit un clear

  • what is a autoland function ?

  • The autoland is a system in the aircraft that is steering the rudders by the autopilot at the final, touchdown and rollout during the landing at the runway. The pilots just configures the aircraft to make the autoland in the autopilot and they just need to keep an eye of the situation so that the autolanding is done correctly by the autopilot.

  • very nice

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