The A380-800 jump seat is yours for 14 minutes to assist a VFR landing to the runway 28R at San Francisco.
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Awesome!
I believe it is an excerpt from theier newest? Release, A380 Fra-Sfo aka “finals flights of JR”. Got it on BluRay, awesome pictures, though they cannot meet everyone’s taste. Some might find it lacking depth in several (technical/flight/piloting) aspects, but I would recommend buying it. Best release they made so far.
“VFR landing at San Francisco” VFR ? Do you really thing an ILS approach a VFR landing ?
On the DVD/BD version, it’s rather a manual landing completing an IFR flight.