Instrument Pilot Course
- Components of and ILS
- ILS Theory of Operation
- Cockpit Indication
- ILS Plan View
- ILS Profile View
- ILS Minimums
- LDA and SDF Approaches
ILS Components
- Localizer
- Glide Slope
- Marker Beacons
- Compass Locators
- Approach Lights
- Runway Markings
Localizer
- Provides Left/Right Course guidance all the way to Miss approach
- VHF Signal - limited line of sight, located at departure end of runway
- Last digit is always an ODD number eg 110.3 MHz
- 4 times more sensitive than VOR so full scale deflection on localizer mean pilot is 2 1/2 degrees off an ILS course
- Localizer is an antenna on the emitting 2 beams of frequency .. left (yellow) one frequency and right (blue) a different frequency.
- When pilot is center of both frequency (centred of runway) it will receive both frequencies equally
- When aircraft is to right it will only pick up one frequency and needle will deflect far right.
- If aircraft picks up both frequencies then aircraft MUST be at the center of runway
Glide Slope
- Provides Vertical guidance all the way to the mis approach point in special cases all the way to touchdown
- Glide slope is NOT connected to the Localizer
- Separate signal from the side of the runway all the way upwards
- Uses UHF signal
- Although not connected, the Glide slope frequency is paired with localizer frequency
- Glide slope frequency is NOT displayed to the pilot ..
Marker Beacons
- Provides range information to airport
- Outer marker allows for G/S Check
- Both Visual and Aural Indication
- Being phased out
- 3 types of Marker Beacon - Outer, Middle, Inner
- Pilot identify Marker Beacon by lights Outer - Blue, Middle Yellow , Inner - White
- Pilot also identify Marker Beacon by Tone - Outer - long tone, Middle short longer tone at a quicker pace, Inner - very short tone rapidly
Compass Locator
- Substitutes for a marker beacon
- NDB Station
- Can be used to navigate to
- Low power station
- Pilot needs an ADF Receiver in aircraft to use NDB
Approach Light System
- IFR to VFR Transition
- Provides lower visibility approaches
- Become part of the airport environment
- Runway Markings
Plan View
- Top down view of the ILS
- Shows course to fly and fixes
- Shows localizer frequency
- Shows terrain
Profile View
- shows altitude
- shows step down fixes
- shows G/S crossing height
Minimums
- Shows DA
- Shows equipment failure altitudes
- show visibility requirements
Approach Termination
- Landing from the ILS
- Missed Approach
LDA and SDF Approaches
- Localizer directional type aid
- Not in line with the runway centerline
- Same accuracy as an localizer
- SDF - Simplified directional facility
- Less accuracy than an localizer
- May or may not align with runway centerline
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