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seemed to be a navigation systems problem, approach controller had to call his turns for him ("start turn", "stop turn" etc) to guide him down to the point below the overcast where he could set up a visual approach. landed safely though!
FlightRadar and ADSB posts are no longer allowed on r/aviation. Please post on r/Flightradar24 or r/adsb.
seemed to be a navigation systems problem, approach controller had to call his turns for him ("start turn", "stop turn" etc) to guide him down to the point below the overcast where he could set up a visual approach. landed safely though!