Airplane Automatically Lands Itself After In-Flight Emergency
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After the pilots put on their oxygen masks, they opted to allow the Garmin Autoland to fly the aircraft to an airport selected by the system.
An airplane in Colorado safely landed itself during an in-flight emergency on Saturday using an automated system.
Two pilots aboard a small twin-engine Beechcraft Super King Air were forced to make the emergency landing after taking off from Aspen and experiencing a loss of pressurization.
But instead of piloting the plane themselves, the pilots elected to use Garmin’s Autoland system, which the company said is a first.
“This was the first use of Autoland from start-to-finish in an actual emergency,” Garmin said in a statement.
After the pilots put on their oxygen masks, they opted to allow the Garmin Autoland to fly the aircraft to an airport selected by the system.
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