ILS Approach Flashcards

1
Q

Generally, intercept the localizer at flaps ___. This helps prevent overshoots

A

10

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2
Q

When VNAV is not available, ____ is the preferred descent mode.

A

FLCH

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3
Q

APP mode should not be selected until____.

A

-ILS tuned and identified
-Both pointers appear
-Cleared for the approach
-On intercept heading

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4
Q

Glideslope captures if within_____ degrees of the localizer

A

80

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5
Q

Localizer captures within ____ degrees

A

120

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6
Q

When should you select gear down, flaps 20?

A

Glideslope alive

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7
Q

When should you select landing flaps and call for landing checklist?

A

Glideslope capture

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8
Q

If cleared for an ILS while above the glideslope, ensure that __________ before descending from cleared altitude to try to catch the glideslope.

A

Localizer captured

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9
Q

How do you catch the glideslope if cleared for an ILS while above the glideslope?

A

Select APP when cleared. Wait for LOC to capture, set 1,000-1,500 FPM in V/S mode. Catch the G/S.

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10
Q

Stabilized approach criteria

A

By 1,000’ AFE:

-Correct flight path (within 1 dot G/S and LOC. Or within expanded LOC scale)
-On speed (momentary deviations OK)
-Landing configuration
-Sink rate not over 1,000 FPM (If greater required, must have been briefed)
-Appropriate thrust setting
-All checklists complete

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