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Now that the WAAS minimums are going to be 200, same as
ILS, and the first WAAS approaches are going to be overlaid over standard ILS approaches, the question arises: Which approach makes more sense to an ILS runway, use of the ILS, or the WAAS? Before you say "good ole ILS", consider: WAAS is going to have many characteristics of an ideal precision system. No false glideslopes, infinite range, no backcourse image, etc. |
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