Sentence examples for manually land from inspiring English sources

Thankfully, the plane's captain managed to both drag him back in and manually land the Airbus A319, a feat for which he is now being widely praised on Chinese social media, The Sun reports.

At the end of his 34-hour 20-minute flight, when the automatic control system had broken down, he piloted his craft back to Earth manually and landed just 4 miles (6 km) from the primary recovery ship.

The SIR-system and antenna were pulled manually on land during data collection.

Included in the database are 32 manually annotated land marks conspicuously placed on fiducial points of the cropped face mesh model, as shown in Figure2b.

It was powered by a radial engine derived from the Wright Cyclone and had manually retracted landing gear and an open cockpit.

After all, taking off and landing manually are the only fun things left for commerical pilots to do.

Conventional automatic landing systems are designed by the use of gain scheduling or traditional adaptive control techniques; once the flight conditions or wind disturbance intensity is beyond the limits of the system, the pilot must turn off the automatic landing system and manually take over the aircraft landing procedures.

It's not just an issue for drivers; aviation safety authorities have recorded plenty of accidents that happened because pilots relied too much on the autopilot and failed to properly monitor cockpit instruments; as a result airlines insist on pilots having to land planes manually every now and then, so that they retain the skills needed to handle complex situations.

A retired 777 captain, Chuck Hosmer, who flew for American Airlines and later Air India, said that many foreign carriers had a reluctance to land the plane manually, and thus lacked proficiency in the technique.

An article on Wednesday about the inquiry into the Asiana plane crash in San Francisco misidentified the retired Boeing 777 captain who flew for American Airlines and Air India and who said that many foreign carriers had a reluctance to land the 777 manually and thus lacked proficiency in the technique.

As it stands now, farmers walk around their land and check manually for diseases and pests.