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Cirrus SR20 and SR22 Flight Operations Manual
Section 3 Standard Operating Procedures
Procedures
Emphasis should be place on maintaining stability during the entire
approach.
Approach Briefing
The purpose of an approach briefing is to prepare the pilot to execute
an instrument approach procedure. Pilots should brief the instrument
approach procedure when time and workload permits. Preferably, the
approach should be briefed approximately 20 minutes prior to the IAF
or start of vectors. The approach briefing should include the following
items:
• Type of procedure and runway (e.g. ILS 35L),
• Transition to final (vectors or IAF),
• Applicable Nav and Com frequencies,
•DA/MDA,
• MAP and missed approach procedure.
Sample Approach Briefing
This will be a _________ (ILS, GPS…) approach to RWY______ via
the _______ transition (VTF or IAF). The proper navigation source
(GPS, VLOC) for the approach is selected and the proper course of
_____ is set in the HSI. Applicable approach frequencies are tuned
and identified. Final approach speed is ______ KIAS with approach
flaps (50%) set prior to the FAF. Call out 1000 feet, 500 feet and 100
feet above minimums. The minimum altitude for the approach is
_______ feet. The missed approach procedure is climb to _______
altitude and turn left/right to the _________ fix and hold.
Procedure - Precision Approach (See Figure 3-3)
The following provides guidance for executing a precision approach
using vectors to final or full procedure as the transition. The precision
approach profile may be used for ILS, LPV, and LNAV/VNAV
approaches or any approach that has lateral and vertical course
guidance.
June 2008
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