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Andrew Sarangan wrote:
Peter R. wrote: Andrew Sarangan wrote: Something I never understood is why LNAV approaches don't automatically show a glideslope so that the airplane arrives at the MDA at the VDP. Perhaps because it wasn't part of the certification at the time? Perhaps my comment was not clearly stated. When you fly an LNAV approach (or any nonprecision approach for that matter) instead of the traditional dive and drive you can mentally calculate the vertical speed required (VSR) to arrive at the VDP at a constant glide angle . That mental calculation could be easily performed by the GPS and displayed as a glideslope. But I have not seen any GPS do that. Certification is irrelevant. We are not talking about a lower minimum or anything new that we not already allowed to do. LNAV+V |
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