VOR approach and VPA

[generale84 151]

Hi guys

How can perform a correct VOR Approach following a VPA angle?

In the BUS simply switch to VPA and set thea angle (ex -3.00); but in CRJ?

Thank!

[Nexus82 21]

The approach plate (at least for Jeppesen issued)  should have a Groundspeed-to-Vertical speed conversion table usually ranging from 70 knots groundspeed to 160 knots groundspeed with the appropriate V/S for the specific VOR approaches' vertical profile (which may or may not be 3.00 degrees)

And as such, it is recommended to initiate the descent almost configured for landing (perhaps save the final stage of flaps) since you would like to have the same airspeed in order to keep the actual groundspeed in check. Compared to if you began descent at 200knots and before arriving at missed approach point you were flying 130 knots indicated.

Keep it simple

[generale84 151]

thank you sir...I suppose that this plates are also on Lido charts:

 

 

 

[Hans Hartmann 2159]

The CRJ autopilot doesn't have a VPA mode. You have to do that the old school way: manually descend from descent step to descent step.

[Emanuel Hagen 5034]

Or simply follow the correct vertical speed, compare the altitudes and correct as necessary as you learn it old school style in flight school Hans

[Frank Docter 5254]

53 minutes ago, Hans Hartmann said:

manually descend from descent step to descent step.

 

This is VERBOTEN nowadays. 

[Hans Hartmann 2159]

gerade, Frank Docter sagte:

 

This is VERBOTEN nowadays. 

It's allowed in my FS! There's no sign that says differently

[Hans Hartmann 2159]

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