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Jay Honeck wrote:
Since we haven't heard the airliner SAY they wanted an instrument approach, how/why does the controller know to clear them for anything other than the visual approach? Use of an instrument approach simplifies establishing an arrival sequence. So this choice is entirely up to the controller? Seems like a giant pain for the flight crew, to have to keep all the various approach plates, etc., at hand. (I'm assuming the commuter airlines we usually hear don't have the sophisticated flight controllers on-board, with all the pre-loaded approaches ready to be punched in at a moment's notice?) You can request a visual approach, or a contact approach or a different published approach if you wish. Matt |
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