Aviation English
Advanced ATC

What is Fail-Passive Autoland Mode?

Fail-Passive Autoland Mode Autoland configuration where a single failure causes autopilot disengage but leaves aircraft in trim, allowing manual landing continuation.

Source: ICAO Doc 9432, FAA PCG

How is “Fail-Passive Autoland Mode” Used in Practice?

Fail-passive autoland mode selected, manual takeover required if any single channel fault occurs below decision height.

Certification Exam Relevance

ICAO Level 4ICAO Level 5ICAO Level 6EASA FCL.055

Who Needs to Know This Term?

  • Pilots
  • Air Traffic Controllers
  • Cabin Crew

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What is Fail-Passive Autoland Mode?

Autoland configuration where a single failure causes autopilot disengage but leaves aircraft in trim, allowing manual landing continuation.

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