Low Vis Ops

Question 0

CatII/IIIa Autocoupled Approach: Below 500 feet AGL a Go-around is mandatory if?

Answer 0

Localiser deviation >1/3 Dot or Glideslope deviation >1 Dot, No Flare Arm.

Question 1

From what stage during a CAT II/III approach is an automatic go-around available?

Answer 1

Once “Flare” is armed.

Question 2

CatII/IIIa Autocoupled Approach: Below 500 feet AGL a Go-around is mandatory if?

Answer 2

A rate of descent greater than 1,000 FPM occurs.

Question 3

It is a regulatory requirement that a record is kept of all CAT II/III approaches carried out by an aircraft. Who records this and where?

Answer 3

Capt in tech log

Question 4

To calculate the crosswind component take

Answer 4

All the steady crosswind component plus half the full gust value

Question 5

The CAT III threshold RVR requirement is 200m. What is the RVR requirement for the mid-point?

Answer 5

125 m or the Take Off RVR whichever is greater