SACAA denies claims that planes at airports perform landings without essential guidance system

The South African Civil Aviation Authority (SACAA) says reports about planes at South African airports forced to perform landings without essential guidance system are misguided and inaccurate. This comes after media reports that Planes at South African airports are forced to perform landings without essential guidance system. SACAA says the ILS is just one of the few landing and take-off techniques that are used- which means that a plane can still land without an ILS. We spoke to Poppy Khoza- CEO of the South African Civil Aviation Authority.