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Approaching EKRN rwy29 in heavy snow with an
ice-blocked pitot-tube. Slats 25, flaps 45, landing-spoilers armed, gear down, manual throttle, autopilot-approach mode engaged. The glideslope gradient is -3 degrees. We are slightly above flying a -3.6 degree gradient to catch up. The velocity-vector is holding just below the touch-down zone, slightly to the left. The wind is 5 knots coming from 195 degrees (so a slight tail-wind at this altitude) ...and we have the runway in visual sight, so all is go for landing :) |
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Engine-startup at EKRN in heavy fog and wet weather. Engine #1 is running, #2 just about to spin up, Slats 25, flaps 30, landing-spoilers fully up at 57 degrees deflection. Ground speed at zero. Fully fueled. No glideslope info received. Pitch-trim is set at 0.8 degrees nose-up attitude. The wind is 5 knots coming from 195 degrees (a slight head-wind) ...almost ready for taxi to the active :) |
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Ground-speed 3 knots, accelerating at 0.9
feet-per-second. Nose-gear is turned left. ...left turn and taxi to the active :) |
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Lined up on EKRN rwy11 ready for departure. Slats 20, flaps 8, pitch-trim set to 2 degrees nose-up attitude. Wind is coming almost directly from the right side and blowing left. ...ready for takeoff :) |
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On a back-course of EKRN rwy29, making a right 210-turn
to line up for approach. Bank-angle is 30 degrees right-wing down. Altitude is just above 6000 feet. Auto-throttle is dialed to 180 knots and engaged, autopilot is tracking the localizer. gear is up, flight-director is ON. The ILS tells us to turn right to catch the dark-green square into the dark-green circle. The ILS also tells us we are currently to far left of the center-line (the light-green circle is right of the dark-green circle) Our nose is yawed slightly to the left (the attitude ladder is right of the center dark-green circle) We are descending at 1557 feet-per-minute at a -3.3 degree gradient, pulling 1.1 G. ...an 'about face', and then some low-visibility landing practice is next :) |
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14 feet above EKRN rwy29 at 123 knots indicated. The white stripes of the runway center-line is barely visible a bit to the right. ...brace for the bump then hit reverse, piece of cake :) |
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