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On a normal (CAT I) ILS approach, the pilot will land manually, visually, from a height of 200 feet. You'd have to confuse the pilot as well as the ILS; otherwi
by rlpb 7y ago
On a normal (CAT I) ILS approach, the pilot will land manually, visually, from a height of 200 feet. You'd have to confuse the pilot as well as the ILS; otherwise the pilot will go around on seeing the deviation (if it's not correctable).