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Hi,
Could anyone give me a good explanation for OCA/OCH. I know it has something to do with the minimums of ILS-approaches and it should always be lower than or equal to the DA/DH. I assume it provides you with a certain obstacle clearance at DA/DH. But how is it determined???? Best regards, Tim |
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