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COOL FEATURE

Enter Approaches for Multiple “Destinations”

The FMS will allow multiple airfields or destinations

to be built into the flight plan. Each can have the

published approach and missed approach as part of

the plan. This is useful in pre-building your primary

destination with a missed approach, expected

alternate and its published approach. Similarly, a

training flight with multiple intended approaches and

locations can all be created in a single flight plan,

before takeoff.

TIPS AND TECHNIQUES

Check Altitude Too Low CAS Message

The IFD contains a yellow caution CAS message

that is active whenever an approach has been

activated and the aircraft altitude is below the Final

Approach Fix (FAF) published altitude.

If your flight plan contains consecutive approaches

and you activate the next approach during climb out

from the previous approach and prior to reaching

the next approach’s FAF altitude, this “Check

Altitude Too Low” message may be displayed.

ENTERING AN ARRIVAL AND APPROACH

From the FPL tab, use the bottom right knob on the IFD to scroll

up or down the flight plan as required until the edit cursor

surrounds the waypoint from which a published arrival and/or

approach is to be inputted. Twist the inner knob until either the

arrival or approach fields are highlighted. Push the knob to

generate a dropdown list from which to select the desired arrival

and/or approach, including Vectors-To-Final (VTF). As soon as

one is selected, the arrival or approach field displays the name of

the selected procedure and new legs are automatically added to

the flight plan. If a runway is entered before an arrival is entered

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