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Strange landing at SJC
"Bertie the Bunyip" wrote in message
... Mxsmanic wrote in : Mike writes: The number of passes they make depends on what type of ILS it is and what check they are doing. I've seen them take several hours to do a CAT III ILS. For a typical CAT I ILS they will check it once per year making about 3 approaches and an arc. Every other year they will do a more extensive check. The equipment is also checked extensively on the ground at regular intervals. How do they fly the plane with sufficient precision to make the check valid? Or do they use methods that are independent of the precision of the aircraft's movements (if so, what are they?)? What's it to you? You don't fly. Bertie I remember sitting at a meeting at RTCA, the same people who determine how your avionics work, and we were having an ergonomics discussion and some really strange issues were popping up. So I asked the question of the 20 or so people around the table...how many of you people fly? You know what? I was the only one. Scary isn't it. -- Regards, BobF. |
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