autolanding
balked landing
trap
ground-controlled approach
GCA
dangle the Dunlops
undercarriage
taxiing
decrab
belly landing
aircraft landing
airstrip
airplane landing
aeradio
stick shaker
wing
landing approach
maiden flight
barrel roll
aircraft movement
taildragger
base leg
three-point landing
emergency landing
touchdown
rollout
glideslope
law
Chinese landing
instrument landing
forced landing
emplane
beer lever
rejected takeoff
enplane
turnaround
yaw damper
sortie
pilot
collective
dogship
fly
airplane maneuver
trainer
navigator
chase plane
flight maneuver
flight simulator
flight engineer
aviate
waveoff
autobrake
gravity drop
pancake landing
body gear
go-around
gear-up landing
RATO
aircrew
ownship
missed approach point
gate rape
deplanement
test pilot
deadstick landing
solo
touch-and-go landing
observer
chocks away
preflight
derotation
jato
ground crew
ground-service crew
threshold
taxi
rotation
flight control
final approach
VR
glide path
elevator
PMEE
Link trainer
ground control
joystick
tailstrike
control stick
movement
air crew
elephant walk
nosewheel
stick

English words for 'A landing made automatically by a system on the aircraft, with the flight crew only supervising the process.'

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