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what was your exact instructions from the tower, its usually something like
cherokee xxx cleared for the LOC runways 27, maintain 5000 untill established on the LOC if you were told to maintain a altitude untill established, then as soon as you were established on the LOC you could decend per your glideslope needle. are you doing your training alone or with an instructor? I would suggest doing most of this training with an instructor so that you pass your check ride. Chris Brooks wrote: I am training in the maryland area. I was cleared for an ILS approach to runway 27 at HGR the other day. Here is a plate: http://204.108.4.16/d-tpp/0406/05114I27.PDF I was about 17 miles out at 5000 feet when I got cleared for the approach. My question is, when can I descend to 4000 feet? Anyone? |
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