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It is common wisdom, and often common sense, that if a full deflection of a
CDI (or GS) is experienced, a missed approach is to be flown. But a lot of people seem to think that it is REQUIRED. I have had a CFII tell me it is required. But I can not find anything in FAR or AIM that states such a requirement. Again, in a lot of cases I can understand why to do it. But I can also imagine others where it might make just as much sense to recover the approach and not go missed. Can anyone point me at a rule that requires a missed? |
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