An-26 crew twice told to abort after non-precision approach deviations

Vulkan An-26 UR-CQD-c-Bene Riobo Creative Commons

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UK investigators have suggested that pilots may be losing currency with non-precision approaches, as they become less common, after probing an incident involving a Ukrainian Antonov An-26 at Birmingham.

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