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Form
No.:
9022A
Last
18 Feb 2019
CHECKLIST FOR APPROVAL TO CONDUCT E.V.S. APPROACHES TO 100 FEET
ABOVE THRESHOLD ALTITUDE
0
Is this application for a renewal of an Approval?
If “yes”, submission of documentation is not required unless there have
been appropriate changes or amendments.
Ref:
1
Does the aircraft Flight Manual document the procedures and limitations
for the use of E.V.S. in conducting such approaches?
Submit appropriate pages to BCAA.
Ref:
2
Is the M.E.L. amended in accordance with the equipment requirements of
the E.V.S.?
Submit copies of the appropriate M.E.L. pages to BCAA.
Ref:
3
Is the E.V.S. integrated with the H.U.D.?
Ref:
4
Are the operational procedures for the use of E.V.S. documented in the
Company Operations Manual or a “stand alone” publication?
Forward a copy of the procedures to BCAA.
Ref:
5
Do the procedures contain the duties and call-outs of flight crew members
during approach, flare, landing, roll-out and missed approach as
Ref:
6
Do the procedures state the requirement for multi-crew operation?
Ref:
7
Do the procedures outline a process for the reporting of failures in the
operational use of procedures?
In particular, significant problems with the vision/HUD systems, reporting
on circumstances/locations where the vision system was unsatisfactory.
Ref:
8
Do the procedures state the requirement for the Pilot Not Flying (PNF) to
have an additional E.V.S. image on his instrument panel?
Ref:
9
Is there the capability to display an additional E.V.S. image on the
P.N.F.’s instrument panel?
Ref:
10
Is there a table produced documenting the Reduced RVR requirements,
thus enabling the commencement of an approach when an Approach Ban
may be in force?
The table to be found in Appendix 1 to OPS 1.430 (h) is to be used.
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11
Do the procedures document the use of altimeters?
The radio altimeter is only to be used for enhanced terrain awareness. All
minima are to be derived from the barometric altimeters.
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12
Do the procedures describe the use of E.V.S. on steep approaches?
The system is not to be used on approaches with a glide slope greater
Ref:
13
Do the procedures describe the visual references required on the E.V.S.
system, to enable the approach to be continued to 100 feet above
Ref:
14
Do the procedures state the requirement for both pilot’s to have achieved
full unaided required visual requirements at 100 feet above threshold
altitude, before continuing the approach?
Ref:
15
Do the procedures state that an approach to 100 feet above threshold
altitude may only be conducted in conjunction with an ILS, MLS, PAR, GLS
and APV operations with a DH no lower than 200 feet above threshold
Ref:
Do the procedures state that an approach to 100 feet above threshold