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    RNP APCH CxList

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    The document provides a checklist for pilots flying RNAV (GNSS) approach procedures. It outlines steps for flight planning, pre-flight checks, in-flight procedures from approaching the initial approach fix to the missed approach, and actions to take if RNAV information is lost. The checklist covers topics like loading and confirming the approach in the flight management system, following the published procedure, monitoring navigation accuracy, completing aircraft checks, and setting altitude and course guidance.

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    The document provides a checklist for pilots flying RNAV (GNSS) approach procedures. It outlines steps for flight planning, pre-flight checks, in-flight procedures from approaching the initial approach fix to the missed approach, and actions to take if RNAV information is lost. The checklist covers topics like loading and confirming the approach in the flight management system, following the published procedure, monitoring navigation accuracy, completing aircraft checks, and setting altitude and course guidance.

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    RNAV (GNSS) / RNP APCH CHECKLIST & PROCEDURES FOR PILOT

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    The document provides a checklist for pilots flying RNAV (GNSS) approach procedures. It outlines steps for flight planning, pre-flight checks, in-flight procedures from approaching the initial approach fix to the missed approach, and actions to take if RNAV information is lost. The checklist covers topics like loading and confirming the approach in the flight management system, following the published procedure, monitoring navigation accuracy, completing aircraft checks, and setting altitude and course guidance.

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    RNP APCH CxList

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    The document provides a checklist for pilots flying RNAV (GNSS) approach procedures. It outlines steps for flight planning, pre-flight checks, in-flight procedures from approaching the initial approach fix to the missed approach, and actions to take if RNAV information is lost. The checklist covers topics like loading and confirming the approach in the flight management system, following the published procedure, monitoring navigation accuracy, completing aircraft checks, and setting altitude and course guidance.

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    The document outlines procedures and checklists for conducting RNAV approaches, including preparation, in-flight procedures, and missed approach procedures.

    The pre-flight checks include checking the receiver software and database are current, performing a functional check on startup, checking system settings and display parameters, entering the flight plan or route, and reviewing the loaded approach.

    When approaching the IAF, the pilot should re-check/set the HSI/CDI navigation source to the FMS/GPS, check that the approach is correctly activated, set any required terrestrial navaids, check the next track, distance and level, and complete aircraft approach checks.

    RNAV (GNSS) / RNP APCH Preparation Checklist

    Flying RNAV (GNSS) approach


     Selecting instrument approaches from the database
     Routing directly to the IAF and IF
     Vectors to Final Approach Track (FAT) and to the FAF
     RTF phraseology
     Use of check-lists in the air
     Approach mode activation and indication
     Monitoring of HSI/CDI display scaling
     Monitoring of approach progress and vertical profile
     Transition to visual flight at minima
     Missed approach procedures with and without GPS navigation

    Action in the event of;


     General Loss of Navigation
     Loss of or unavailability of RAIM function Loss of SBAS signal (where applicable)
     Loss of VNAV capability and reversion to LNAV minima when possible
     Disparity between GPS and conventional nav-aids.
     Other messages and warnings during the approach
     Reverting to alternative navigation techniques
     Overlays & Monitored Approaches

    Flight planning (FOO/Dispatcher & Pilots)


     Confirm approach published as “RNAV (GNSS) Approach”
     Identify alternate approach facility or alternate aerodrome
     Check weather suitability
     Perform RAIM prediction
     Check NOTAMS (including SBAS NOTAMS) & NANUS Other Equipment –
     Check NOTAMS for availability of other navaids
    RNAV (GNSS) / RNP APCH Checklist

    Pre-flight checks
     Check receiver software version current
     Check aeronautical database version current
     Perform functional check on start-up.
     Monitor auto-test function, confirm status of system and navigation availability
     Check system settings and display parameters (as applicable to receiver type)
     Set CDI scaling to ‘automatic’,
     Check setting of alarms, airspace and altitude buffers
     Check Map display settings, de-clutter and map orientation
     Check heading and track display (magnetic, true etc…)
     Check the units of measure of distance, speed, altitude, barometric pressure and position format
     Select display to show, at least: Desired Track (DTK), Groundspeed (GS), Distance to next
    waypoint (DIS)
     Check date and time format.
     Check setting of other units of measure such as fuel quantity
     Enter Flight Plan or Route
     Add expected approach to Flight Plan or Route using Name or SBAS channel number (where
    applicable)
     Review loaded approach procedure for reasonableness and accuracy against published approach
    plate or chart
    IN FLIGHT
    Before reaching IAF
    Within 30 nm of destination:
     Confirm revised ETA within RAIM Prediction Window
     Check status of system and satellite coverage
     Check navigation mode, EPE, DOP or HUL where applicable
     Obtain Clearance for Approach
     Re-check loaded procedure for:
    Waypoint sequence.
    Reasonableness of the tracks and distances,
    Accuracy of the inbound course and length of nal segment.
    Identify any y-over waypoints
    Check presentation of procedure on any map display Check/Set HSI / CDI navigation source to
    FMS/GPS Check display mode & CDI Scaling (1nm or “terminal”)
    Complete approach brief including minima and MAP
    Set FMS/GPS system altimeter setting to destination QNH (baro-aided receivers) 1
    RNAV (GNSS) / RNP APCH Checklist (Cont’d)

    Approaching the IAF


     Re-check/ Set HSI / CDI Navigation Source to FMS/GPS
     Check Approach correctly activated in receiver
     Set and identify terrestrial navaids as required
     Check next Track, Distance and Level from approach chart
     Complete aircraft approach checks as applicable to type
     Descend in accordance with the procedure (if applicable)

    At the IAF
     Set HSI/CDI to next track and turn aircraft when advised by receiver
     Descend in accordance with procedure (if applicable)

    At the IF
     Set HSI/CDI to final or next approach track and turn aircraft when advised by receiver
     Descend in accordance with procedure (if applicable)

    Approaching the FAF


     Complete aircraft landing checks as applicable to type
     Check altimeters set and crosschecked
     Check correct approach mode annunciator as applicable to approach type
     Check CDI Scaling correctly adjusted to final approach setting
     Check system messages and flags clear
     Cross-check final track on approach chart
     Review minima (Step-down, MDA/H and RVR/visibility)
     Review MAP

    Final Descent
     Monitor lateral deviation on HSI / CDI For APV
     Monitor vertical (glidepath) deviation on display For LNAV only
     Monitor CDFA descent profile using altimeter against vertical profile on chart

    Missed approach
     Go-around in accordance with normal aircraft procedures

    2
    RNAV (GNSS) / RNP APCH Checklist (Cont’d)

    If RNAV information is lost or a loss of integrity (or RAIM) message or warning is visible:
     Re-set HSI/CDI navigation source to VOR/LOC
     Continue with published MAP or as directed by ATC
     Inform ATC that RNAV navigation has been lost

    If RNAV information is still available:


     Ensure display has not entered a suspense mode at the MAPt. If necessary, unsuspend receiver
    to enable correct MAP in the display Continue with RNAV (GNSS) MAP or as directed by ATC
     Monitor any terrestrial navaids available during the MAP phase

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