Originally Posted by
TeeS
Hi KingAir
That was one of my early thoughts about it but I think there are three problems with looking at it that way:
1. It produces one of the most complex approach briefs ever.
2. Can you continue the approach that requires DME once the DME fails, Note 1 in bold?
3. If you do continue, where is your missed approach point?
Cheers
TeeS
1. Yes...
2. Once you have commenced the final approach, I guess you could. That was the whole point of my previous post, because obstacle clearance is guaranteed.
3. When flying a CDFA you go around once reaching you minima and no contact. The missed approach an be flown without DME.
KA.