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Subsonic Flight Training - YouTube Edited Decemby jcomm There's also a good collection at the link bellow, mostly recorded in PMDG but also the latest in PSX since the author decided to go Aerowinx 🙂 The same automatic transition from VNAV ALT to VNAV PTH is mentioned in the above video by Britjet - HERE.Ģ1) Non-ILS Non Database Approaches ( NINDAs) In the above video, at THIS TIME you also get a description of the only situation under which the transition from VNAV ALT to VNAV PTH can be automatic ( so without intervening ). ( I really couldn't answer in anyway better than these videos. Now some nice videos, all recorded by a RW 777 captain former 744, using Aerowinx PSX, and a retired BA 744 captain / instructor: I had mentioned MDA(H), while loc adds in his post that it should be rounded down to the nearest 100s.Īlso mSparks remark above regarding non-automatic transition from VNAV ALT into VNAV PTH isn't 100% right, as commented bellow in two of the videos, one by John other by Britjet, where they mention a circumstance under which the transition actually takes place automatically, but that was not the case in your first video. Just as I thought setting yourĪltitude as you did in both videos to the rounded threshold + 50 ft alt is not the way it is done in RL ops. First, I decided to query at the Aerowinx PSX forum, to get answers from the "pros" :-), and at least "localizer" has already answered.
