http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vtlS0sxFlHk
In this video you see the crew of a Boeing BBJ executing an ILS approach with runway in sight. Just as they approach minimums, a really intense patch of precipitation appears, causing them to go completely into IMC probably 2-300 feet above the runway. They're extremely calm while executing the missed approach and to me it's a great example of why briefing procedures before executing them can have some live saving benefits.
Why minimums on ILS approaches are so important.
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Why minimums on ILS approaches are so important.
Julio Elizalde
PilotEdge Air Traffic Control Specialist & Controller Instructor
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Re: Why minimums on ILS approaches are so important.
I saw that too.. neat video. I always enjoy go around videos. Workload is interesting to watch hehe.
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