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Old 30th May 2005, 18:06
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Is there any baby pilots or anyone who can tell me if bmibaby pilots and aircraft are able to do CAT 2/3 approachs and if they are why can't they do CAT 2 approachs at Cork? Also why did the miniums at Cork (RVR+DH) go up last June?
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Because they don't want to make Arann look bad?
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bmibaby 737's are capable of both Cat 3 and Cat 2 approaches. It is possible for a runway to be Cat 3 but NOT Cat 2 - I think Manchester 06L is an example of this. This is because at decision on a Cat 2 approach you are not over the runway where as on a Cat 3 (A) approach at 50ft RA you are actually over the tarmac. If the ground is uneven just prior to the runway it may not be possible to do a Cat 2. I do not however know the specifics for Cork.
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