Beam bends in the ILS approach path are…
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A
curves in the glide path that are visible on the indicator, but change too fast to be followed by large aircraft.
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B
slight curves that can be followed by large aircraft.
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C
curved approaches made with the aid of the instrument landing system.
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D
curves in the normal approach procedure because of noise abatement.
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Localizer. Beam bends in the ILS approach path are slight curves which are caused by reflections of the radio wave due to permanent obstructions (fixed objects or other known interference) next to the approach path. These curves are only slight and often predictable, and can be followed by the navigation systems of larger aircraft.
Localizer. Beam bends in the ILS approach path are slight curves which are caused by reflections of the radio wave due to permanent obstructions (fixed objects or other known interference) next to the approach path. These curves are only slight and often predictable, and can be followed by the navigation systems of larger aircraft.
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