This is a Citation II, like the ones I fly, riding the ILS into Greensboro SC. The guy is pretty smooth on the controls, that's for sure.
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i want to do that.
Funny how the camera responds to the white lines on the rwy and repeatedly makes the picture extremely dark. Tells you that technology is useful but only to be trusted to a certain extent.
Knowing the limitations, it comes in handy, though. This video is proof for that aspect, too. Fer sure.
Conditions look better than 300-2, no?
That portion where the ground starts to be seen while still in cloud is a good way to illustrate our "duck under" tendency -- that unconscious 'feeling' that if we just could get down a bit faster we'd see the runway.
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