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Old 12th Jun 2019, 08:48
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.. which is why one uses something else to establish the fact of being on course prior to following the needle.

Years ago, I was doing some contract training work for SAA on the B732 and the sim presented a textbook false localiser for (if I recall correctly) Cape Town. It was easy to set the scene for the problem if crews were other than disciplined in their descent navigation - especially if the automatics were set for capture too early - confused a few chaps over the period - but only once on the basis of once bitten, twice shy.

Plenty of articles such as this one on the net - https://flightsafety.org/asw-article...alizer-signal/
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