A32nx ILS Tutorial | FlyByWire Instrument Approach

in this video we shoot an ils approach into nice and i'm going to show you how it's done that's coming up next [Music] hello sun pilots and welcome back to another microsoft flight simulator video we are in the flowerwire a32 nx again and today is an ils tutorial we are currently in french airspace flying from paris to nice we are cruising at flight level 350 and we need to set up the approach so let's do that now and then we will discuss what an ils approach is all about so to get set up for the approach the first thing we want to do is check the latest at our destination airport so let's head over to the mcdu and do that go to atsu aoc menu weather request we're going to request the meta from our destination so we can just send that there and it's going to give us the meta for our departure our arrival and our alternate so we wait a few seconds and we'll see company message displayed over there so we can go back check received messages and here's our departure and our arrival and if you scroll down you can get the alternates as well so what we're looking for is here one three six zero at six knots visibility more than ten kilometers a few clouds at two hundred two thousand scattered five thousand broken sixteen thousand temperature twenty one two point eighteen qnh1015 so with that winds are from 360 at six knots so winds are coming from the north to the south at six knots so we need to bring up uh navigraft charts and choose our arrival we have a look at the airport layout for nice you can see we have runway zero four left and right and two two left and right so because the winds are coming from the north and we wanna land into the wind we wanna land on either runway zero four left or zero four right so what we'll do is we'll choose zero four right as looks like it's the slightly longer runway so our approach is going to be an ios approach so we'll choose ils zero for right which is that one over there now we'll go through what this chart means but for now let's just program the mcdu so it's going to be rls04 right and our arrival is going to be our last waypoint is nissar so it's going to be the nissa arrival probably that one nissar to our initial approach fix which is there so nissa we can do other one so back to the mcdu flight plan destination arrival ils zero for right nissar 7 tango nissa seven tango arrival via mark uniform sierra also by a foreign uniform sierra so we'll insert that [Music] right once that's done we can go ahead and set up the performance page for the arrival so next phase approach the q h we said was 1 0 1 5 temperature 21 wind three six zero at six the transition altitude for this approach if we check on our charts it is five thousand feet so we can put that in there five thousand feet our minimums those are going to be 260 feet put that in there two six zero landing config full so that's the approach setup now that we have that set up we can discuss what is nihilist approach an ils or an instrument landing system is a radio navigation system that provides guidance to aircraft that will allow them to approach your runway in bad weather or at night before they have the runway in sight an ils basically consists of two directional radio signals one is the localizer which provides lateral guidance and the other is the glideslope which provides vertical guidance these signals are displayed to the pilots in the cockpit as pointers on the primary flight display the relationship between the aircraft and the signals is shown as a deviation either left or right of the localizer as well as above or below the cloud slope if the market is to the left of sensor you are to the right of the localizer if the vertical marker is below the center you're above the glide slope if it's above the sensor you are below the ground slope the pilot should adjust his position to keep the marker centered during the approach this can be done by manual control of the aircraft or the water pilot can be set up to fly the approach down the runway usually down to the minimum approach altitude unless an autoland is being performed but that is a video for another day so let's have a look at a wireless approach chart and what it displays we won't go through the whole chart in detail just the basics to perform their approach so if i bring up the ils approach for the arrival we're going to do now here we can see all the information it displays so if we start at the top that is the airport we are going to this is the approach charts the ils or localizer for runway zero four right here we have all frequencies that are going to be required for the approach for air traffic control here we have the localizer frequency 110.7 this is the frequency that you were tuning to the navigation radio the airbus a330 neo does this for you automatically you just confirm it on the mcdu this is the final approach course you'd fly down to the runway you're on minimums you would see here so here you would descend to 260 feet if you descend 260 feet and you cannot see the runway environment you'd do a missed approach the missed approach would be climbing straight ahead at d 1.4 n a turn right max 200 knots onto radial 117 alpha zulu romeo radial 113 charlie golf sierra if alpha zulu rovio vr is out of service then climbing to 3000 feet to near us at nearest left 087 to join the holding so basically this is what's showing you here you'd must approach join 117 to narrows and hold so this is the plan view of the approach you can see here you join the ils at 4 000 feet where you begin your descent down to 3 thousand feet and then all the way down to the runway here is the side on view of that same thing so four thousand feet descending to three thousand feet zero four one all the way down to your runway over there the runway elevation is 10 feet over here it shows the lights and must approach so we'll have rail lights there's a puppy on the right hand side of the runway and then he has your missed approach altitudes over here so that's the basics of the ils now to get to this point over here you'd normally follow either a standard terminal arrival route or you would be vectored by air traffic control for us we chose the standard terminal arrival routes and the one we're using is the nissa 7 romeo so from nissan below flight level 340 we're going to descend to tukbox to amfo to topic and then to mike uniform sierra which is the ndb over here and then if we go to the next one which is over there from mike uniform sierra you'd be radar vectored to the final approach which would be here so we've begun our descent from flush level three four zero at nissar down to below three two zero at zerby then to doteg then we need to be below flight level 240 but above flight level 200 by the deck so i'm going to set 200 in the altitude window as we head to v dig okay so we're coming up to the waypoint v deck at flat level 200 so our next waypoint is mfo at below flash level one six zero and then typic at flight level one two zero max 250 knots so i'm going to set flight level one two zero and continue to the set so amfo would need to be below one six zero and typic at flight level one two zero so we'll go to flight level one two zero and we'll slow down to 250 knots before we get to tipic okay here we're coming up through mfo at 14 at flat level one four zero continuing down to flight level one two zero [Music] okay we're gonna slow down to 250 knots it should be at 250 knots but i'm gonna left i think i left it a bit late there to slow down but anyway to pick at flight level one two zero and then continue the descent down to flight level zero eight zero by mike uniform sierra right there's 250 knots at flight level one two zero to typic now we're gonna turn right to go to mark uniform sierra and continue the descent down to eight thousand feet right so we've passed ten 000 feet so what we can do is we can turn on the landing lights turn on the fast and seatbelt signs we'll also turn on the landing system which what it does is it gives you your vertical and lateral guidance once we join the ils so after waypoint mark uniform sierra we're going to turn left and descend down to 4 000 feet which is our altitude which will join the ils all right let's continue our descent down to 4 000 feet there we can see the runway up in the distance there the localizers come in so we're still waiting for the glideslope there's your lateral guidance here we see alice cat one runway zero four right there the glass slope is coming so what i'm going to do is i'm going to activate the approach there localizer is armed glad slope is armed coming up to the initial approach fix where we'll start a left turn towards the runway we don't have the runway in sight because of the clouds there the localizer is armed and has come in glad slope is coming down there glideslope star so glideslope is armed we sort of see the runway through the clouds they will be getting our descents towards the runway so i'm going to set flaps too continuing the descent we're a little bit fast i got speeds coming back now just gonna use a little bit of speed break to bring the speed back we are 11 nautical miles out from the runway glad slope is captured localizer is captured okay put the speed brakes back in still quite visual with the runway i'm going to select select flaps 3 put the landing gear down turn on the fast turn on the landing lights there we have the runway in sight coming up through six nautical miles 2000 feet let's select select flaps four one thousand feet we are stable autopilot and we are down reverse thrust manual braking and we will vacate the runway on the left hand side here so you have it guys that's an eyeless approach into nice hope you enjoyed this tutorial please give us a thumbs up and consider subscribing for the next one thanks for watching [Music]

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Length: 16min 37sec (997 seconds)

Published: Mon Oct 04 2021