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Old 10th Feb 2011, 22:54
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NigelOnDraft
 
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Leadinghedges
the three approach rule applies to the instrument runway
Please provide a reference to this if you quote it as a rule applicable to this operator

BarbiesBoyfriend
Did the RVR get up to CAT 1 minimums or didn't it? Sure don't look like it.
Oh, so you've listened to the tapes have you with the ATC readouts of the current / instant RVRs? Or you are saying the METAR RVRs bear any resemblance to the ATC RVRs in (as described above) dynamically changing vis

Southernboy
From memory only 2 are permitted under Uk rules unless there's a significant weather improvement
Might I suggest there is no such universal rule. I operate for a "major" UK airline, and the rule uses a "should", a "normally" about not attempting an "immediate" 3rd approach without significant improvement. As such it is a woolly / advice type rule, and I suspect only a company one anyway. The way I read it, is advice not to make a 3rd approach unless you've got some solid ground to say it has a better chance, and are prepared to justify it.
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