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Old 20th Feb 2002, 17:49
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Positive Climb
 
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120.4 - I think you have been 'led up the garden path' somewhat.

I can't quite work out why it would save costs to train to CAT 3B instead of 3A, but this is an incorrect statement.

I would only be guessing, but I imagine the captain of the said aircraft had good operational reasons why he needed CAT 3B on the day.

As for your second question, I cannot speak for all BA fleets, but on the 737 when required in LVP's, we fly CAT 3A approaches to an autoland wherever possible.

regards,

P.C.

(edited for ambiguity - thanks Beamer !!!)

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