Narrative:

We were cleared to land on runway 9L. Weather was IMC cat III and we were doing auto-land. At less than 500 feet; approximately 300-350 feet AGL tower told us to go-around. We complied. They did not tell us to fly the published missed approach or fly straight ahead - we had to query them on this; and then they told us to fly the published missed approach. They had other traffic go-around as well. Later they explained that runway 9L runway incursion predictive system was giving them false warnings; and they temporarily closed the runway to fix it. They redirected us to land runway 9R and we made an uneventful autoland on runway 9R.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: B767 Captain reported that while flying a Cat III ILS Approach they were issued a go-around. The Captain was told it was due to faulty ATC equipment warnings.

Narrative: We were cleared to land on Runway 9L. Weather was IMC Cat III and we were doing auto-land. At less than 500 feet; approximately 300-350 feet AGL Tower told us to go-around. We complied. They did not tell us to fly the published missed approach or fly straight ahead - we had to query them on this; and then they told us to fly the published missed approach. They had other traffic go-around as well. Later they explained that Runway 9L runway incursion predictive system was giving them false warnings; and they temporarily closed the runway to fix it. They redirected us to land Runway 9R and we made an uneventful autoland on Runway 9R.

Data retrieved from NASA's ASRS site and automatically converted to unabbreviated mixed upper/lowercase text. This report is for informational purposes with no guarantee of accuracy. See NASA's ASRS site for official report.