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A proper aircraft flare at the point of landing requires a fair bit of peripheral vision to judge sink rates etc. A camera tends to give you a flat picture wit
by cyberferret 7y ago
A proper aircraft flare at the point of landing requires a fair bit of peripheral vision to judge sink rates etc. A camera tends to give you a flat picture without that advantage.
It's a workable solution, but most 'seat of the pants' pilots would eschew such things.
- dmos62 7y agoIf this ends up being an airline aircraft, as opposed to a personal aircraft, that might not be a problem, at least business-wise.