October 24, 201114 yr Had the horizontal centered, but was too high in my approach. Any ideas? Failed ILS landing at KSEA (Seattle) rwy 16L HDG 163 FRQ 110.3 dialed into NAV1 and NAV2.Thanks for any suggestions, and if anyone knows what NO AIII (letter A followed by three letter i (as in 'idea')) means in the HUGS display please share?RSMFSX = REX 2 OD = UTX = PDMG 737NGX = FRAPS 2.0 = ULTIMATE TRAFFIC 2 R. Scott McDonald B738/L Information is anecdotal only-without guarantee & user assumes all risks of use thereof. Click here for my YouTube channel
October 24, 201114 yr Hello Anonymous,Approach Mode CAT 3.Looks like you were too high in your approach for CAT3 ops. Best Regards, Vaughan Martell PP-ASEL KDTW
October 24, 201114 yr Any sensor or equipment condition that results in a loss of AIII capability will causea “NO AIII” annunciation displayed on the combiner and on the control paneldisplay. The first officer’s AIII annunciation is also extinguished. The annunciationwill remain until another mode is selected or AIII capability is regained.Below 500 ft radio altitude, with a loss of AIII capability or if the approach or flareperformance does not ensure a safe touchdown within the required touchdownzone, an APCH WARN annunciation will be displayed on the combiner and on theHGS Annunciator Panel.I think you'd get and Approach Warn if you were too high, not a No AIII. (Below 500'.) Matt Cee
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