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Paul wrote:
Anybody know what type of instrument approaches were used to fly the airlift into Berlin in the 40s? All aircraft involved used GCA approaches for landings. There were no missed approach procedures.....if you missed your approach, you were automatically cleared for return to your home base. In that way, they were able to keep the flow of aircraft moving and on schedule. http://www.historynet.com/air_sea/ai...tml?page=3&c=y George Z. |
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