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Questions tagged [non-precision-approach]

Non-precision approaches are instrument approach procedures (IAPs) that do not include vertical guidance.

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VOR-A approach into KSFY VOR/DME-A approach into 57C These are two random examples of approaches I found that appear identical in the way they'd be flown and their setup. The first at KSFY is titled ...
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Hello Aviation Enthusiasts, I've been pondering two scenarios that often come up during VOR approaches using the CDFA (Continuous Descent Final Approach) principle. I'd love to hear insights and ...
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An excerpt from AIM 1-1-18 reads as follows: "Pilots with WAAS receivers may flight plan to use any instrument approach procedure authorized for use with their WAAS avionics as the planned ...
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If I want to join VOR to LGSM from EAST. How should I do that? Because normally I would use holding (which is visible in bottom right corner) but this holding still not gives me +-30degrees from ...
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In the case of circling and being on final approach to runway 14, if we decide to go around while on final, we should proceed to TAZ NDB 'and as directed'. What is the standard procedure there? Should ...
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Here is the situation that I came across, and I’m curious as to how to resolve it. It involves flying the GPS-A circling approach to Rwy 22 into Reed Memorial airport in Driggs, ID (KDIJ). The ...
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Which of the FLS, SLS and GLS approach types are precision and which are non-precision? Also, what is the main factor that causes this difference? It is generally said that vertical guidance is ...
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Is there any standard distance from runway that corresponds to M.D.A for airliners? I mean is there a rule or pattern as to a typical distance from runway where M.D.A is reached? Example 2.5 NM from ...
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I'm trying to find the accurate formula which is used on a 2D and sometimes 3D approach that calculates the Altitude at which you have to be at a specific distance for a CDFA. Using trigonometry ...
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i know when vectoring aircraft to the final approach course,controllers are required to ensure the intercept is at least 2 NM outside the approach gate and there is a raim test at 2nm before faf but ...
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Scenario Say we are doing some practice approaches into KSEE on the LOC-D approach. We are just southwest of the field and ATC/CFII says to climb to 5500 direct to BARET, cross BARET 5500 cleared for ...
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In Jeppesen Approach chart for VABB VOR RWY 32, what does D2.8 (BBB VOR), the MDA is lower at 650ft. when at D3.8 (BBB VOR), the MDA is higher at 780ft. How to decide which DME should be taken before ...
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Does anyone know why some charts have written "Timing not authorized for defining the MAPt"? Could this happen when the DME required is written on the chart? Thank you,
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I recently flew the RNP approach for runway 16 into Corfu. While reviewing the approach charts, I noticed something unusual. The LNAV/VNAV minima is set higher than the LNAV minima for this particular ...
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What is the reason for the 10 feet difference between ESB dme altitude and profile view? Thanks.
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