ILS to minimums at AUS

A G1000-equipped Cessna 206 down to minimums on the 17L ILS at AUS at about 7:00AM on a foggy December morning.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• ILS
• IMC
• AUS
• cessna
• minimums
• approach
• landing

[MKTpilot]

is that cargo operations that have you going in and out of AUS and HOU?

[SeanKReilly]

nope, just a regular 'ol part 91 flight to pick up someone interested in buying an airplane

[jim121272]

Very good lesson on the various types of approach, runway & taxiway lighting systems.

[SeanKReilly]

ALSF2 FTW :)

[SeanKReilly]

I am in Houston all the time, but usually down at HOU or IWS

[SeanKReilly]

Thanks for ignoring the pancake landing :)

[timbojo80]

Great video! Taking my Imc next week, looking forward to ILS approaches. Thanks for sharing your video.

[cdstingj]

That was absolutely wonderful! You were spot on at DMH. SWEET!

[gnudarve]

@serbear4u The most rewarding thing you will ever do my friend.

[serbear4u]

I'm just now looking into schools for my pilot's license. Watching that landing had my heart racing, and I was just sitting in an office chair! Geezzz... what am I getting myself into?

[kevin409galv]

Very nice Sean. Looks like it was pretty dark under that layer. I'm working on my rating and we shot a 300 and 1 in to Galveston (home base) last week. Gets your heart going in a hurry. What were the tops of that layer?

[fxdwings]

Really nice approach. So that's what minimums looks like eh? ha I'm going for my test in a few weeks and flying in clouds during the winter up here in the northeast isn' t the most intelligent thing to do in a cessna.