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Newps writes:
Not Cat 3c. Why? All instrument approaches are flown by pilots, including Cat IIIc. Yes, you do. It's required. Cat 3c is an autoland. The pilot is there to monitor the electronics. He does not land the plane. He doesn't autoland by pushing a button. There's quite a checklist. In fact, it appears to be similar in workload to a visual approach, except that the time is spent configuring the FMC or autopilot rather than manipulating the yoke or pedals. And with zero visibility and/or generally bad weather, the stress factor is certainly an additional workload. -- Transpose mxsmanic and gmail to reach me by e-mail. |
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