HGS

Question 1

LOOK SEE approaches authorized for what approaches

Answer 1

Everything but a CAT III

Question 2

Any approach that requires HGS

Answer 2

Is required to be hand flown below 1000AGL

Question 3

CAT I, SA CAT I, and SA CAT II considerations

Answer 3

*CAT I mins are too high
*SA CAT I doesnt require AIII mode which can be advantageous for gusty winds as those can cause a APCH WARN
*SA CAT II requires AIII mode which lowers mins but raises chances of a gusty wind induced APCH WARN go-around

Question 4

BWI 28 RVR 6/5/3. Legal to take off?

Answer 4

No. 10-9A states required RVR of 5/5/5. The last third is at 300 so it needs to go to 500

Question 5

Primary reference during HGS takeoff

Answer 5

Normal outside references

Question 6

HGS required for takeoff and/or landing when?

Answer 6

T/O: Vis less than 500RVR
LDG: Less than 1800RVR, if approach requires it

Question 7

FO’s instrument monitoring on AIII approach ends when

Answer 7

AT taxi speed or 500AGL on a go-around

Question 8

HGS mode for lowviz takeoff

Answer 8

PRImary