Abstract: A system for determining an automatic landing path for an aircraft that can conduct automatic landings in many different scenarios. The system includes an aircraft landing controller, a network of sensing systems comprising a Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS), an Instrument Landing System (ILS), and a vision sensing system, a processor, a communication device, and computer-readable memory. In operation, the system receives one or more radio signals from the ILS, one or more GNSS signals from the GNSS, and one or more vision sensor signals from the vision sensing system. The system evaluates, via the processor, the received signals to generate an aircraft landing profile indicative of the method of automatically landing the aircraft. The system transmits the aircraft landing profile to the aircraft landing controller. The system can provide automatic landings for any approach type including on runways without published instrument approaches.