WordNet
n. an aircraft landing made entirely by means of instruments
Wikipedia
Instrument Landing is guitarist Preston Reed's first release on MCA Records.
Usage examples of "instrument landing".
Doe keyed the microphone and declared ScotAir 50 ready for the instrument landing approach to Runway 32 just as the 727 penetrated a hailstorm, the deafening sound of hailstones impacting the aluminum skin of the Boeing making conversation momentarily impossible.
The problem aircraft was tracking unmistakably down the instrument landing course for one of Kennedy's northeast runways.
As the seconds ticked by he checked his airspeed and angle of approach on the Vertical Display Indicator in the center of his control panel, carefully lining up the Instrument Landing System cross-pointers on the glowing cursor that represented the Jefferson's location with built-in corrections for wind direction and speed.
Tom scanned his instrument landing system indicator and the altimeter.
It was socked in with rain and we had to land under ILS (instrument landing system).
The dogfight had left him drained, his reactions as automatic as the navigational guidance information from his Instrument Landing System.
If the winds had changed and the fog had cleared, his problem would have been solved, but now he had to decide whether to risk an instrument landing at Amsterdam or fly to an alternate airport.