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On the E1000 AX, Autoland Is No Longer a Front-Seat-Only Control

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The FAA has approved the automatic landing capability on Epic's E1000 AX. For owners, the useful part is where the controls are. There is more than one switch that starts the system, and they're spread around the cabin instead of being grouped in one place. If you fly your own E1000 AX with people seated behind you, add those switch locations to the passenger briefing.

With reporting from AVweb.

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