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737 Flight Crew Operations Manual
Automatic Flight -
Controls and Indicators
Boeing Proprietary. Copyright © Boeing. May be subject to export restrictions under EAR. See title page for details.
D6-27370-866-EGP 4.10.9
V/S mode automatically engages if ALT ACQ mode is engaged and a new MCP
altitude is selected which is more than 100 feet different from previously selected
altitude.
vertical speeds can be selected which command flight toward or away
from selected altitude.
Inhibited if:
ALT HOLD mode is active at selected MCP altitude
glideslope captured in APP mode.
10 Altitude Intervention (ALT INTV) Switch
Allows manual deletion of next FMC altitude constraint via altitude SEL and ALT
INTV switch.
Push – (during VNAV climb)
lowest FMC altitude constraint below selected MCP altitude is deleted
if airplane is currently at an FMC altitude constraint, deletion allows
airplane to resume climb. MCP altitude must be set above current
altitude
for each press of switch, one deletion occurs
if MCP altitude is set above current FMC altitude, FMC cruise altitude
resets to MCP altitude. FMC cruise altitude cannot be decreased using
ALT INTV switch.
Push – (during VNAV cruise)
if MCP altitude is set above current FMC cruise altitude, FMC resets
cruise altitude to MCP altitude and initiates a cruise climb
if MCP altitude is set below current FMC cruise altitude, an early
descent is initiated. Lower FMC cruise altitude cannot be entered using
ALT INTV switch.
Push – (during VNAV descent)
the highest FMC altitude constraint above MCP altitude is deleted
if airplane is currently at an FMC altitude constraint, deletion allows
airplane to continue descent. MCP altitude must be set below current
altitude
if all FMC altitude constraints are deleted during VNAV path descent,
an automatic transition to a VNAV speed descent is made.
September 26, 2013

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