True 100% Autoland. No Crew Input needed.
 

Cirrus and Garmin have just introduced Safe Return Emergency Autoland. if the sole pilot of the Cirrus Vision Jet becomes incapacitated, all a passenger has to do is hit the big red "land the airplane" button and the jet automatically turns towards the nearest suitable runway, taking terrain, obstacles and wether into account, squawks 7700, configures the aircraft, lands, and stops. Piper uses the same Garmin technology branded as "Halo", also integrated into the G3000 avionics suite.

Colour-blind or dyslexic passengers need not apply ...

Or ones with that overwhelming urge to go 'ooh, what does that one do' - and then press it ...

Passenger: "Damn - I think I might have forgotten to turn the gas off! Hang on..."

How does this fit in with airports who have declared that they will not accept emergency diversions?

Saw a similar demo with the Piper M600 turboprop. Apparently it has autopilot actuated flaps, autothrust, gear which enables the autoland feature. Interestingly enough the whole feature works completely without any machine learning or AI technique.

Found it again:

Centre line not between the main gear - fail, lol :E

In an emergency, I would be landing regardless of what the airport management said.

To whom are they going to tell? It's passenger activated automatic emergency diversion. Unless NOTAM's can be added in diversions.

Exciting capability, and it seems that it works, when it works. I wonder what the failure modes and contingencies for those are. Hard to imagine that it has the redundancies that LAND 3 does, so I wonder what the safety standards for these Part 23 aircraft will be. Will there be Special Conditions? Will industry draft and establish its own standards, which the FAA must bless?

There are a few FAA lines of business, I would think, that must be involved in approving this. Certification, of course, flight standards and ATC. I wonder what the timelines are and whether there is a regulatory advisory committee supporting the development of standards.