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Yes, is very similar to a glass water landing in float planes. For a number of reasons the glideslope is unreliable below minimums anyway. The legality doesn't
by VBprogrammer 7y ago
Yes, is very similar to a glass water landing in float planes. For a number of reasons the glideslope is unreliable below minimums anyway.
The legality doesn't matter much if you are doing it in an emergency (say unforcast fog shutting down all runways within the aircraft's remaining range).
- t0mas88 7y agoTrue, they recommended LPV in this case. That remains quite stable all the way to the ground. It also doesn't require any ground equipment and this scenario is only likely in case of a total power loss at a remote airport.