Instrument Landing System couples with the aircraft autopilot to keep the aircraft on center line and optimal glide path for landing, based on directional radio beams. The latest iteratino of ILS, catagory 3, can also taxi the aircraft if dense ground fog is an issue. It's an all weather landing system to get the plane down safe in the worst weather conditions.

Like a storm.

The ILS, or instrument landing system is a system of directional radio signals and beacons that help ensure safe landing during the worst weather conditions.

They help one safely navigate a storm.

Instrument Landing System, or ILS is a system of directional radio signals and beacons that help ensure a safe landing in bad weather. Depending on how the aircraft is equipped they can use one of three categories of landing guidance from the system with category 3 being the most precise, but requiring specialized equipment that some older aircraft are lacking. Their entire purpose is to help land the aircraft safely in bad weather.

Like a storm.

In Q's last post he gives us reassurance that as we come in for a landing it's going to be bumpy as the storm rages ouside, but we are safe and will land safely in the middle of the storm.

Q's last post was a reassurance that we are safe as we reach the end of this journey. The storm may rage but we shall land safely.