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Old 2nd April 2011 | 18:15
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Pugilistic Animus
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From: The No Transgression Zone
• Land within the distance required by the regulations.
• Climb from the missed approach point (MAP)
and maintain a specified climb gradient with one
engine inoperative.

• Perform a go-around from the final stage of
landing and maintain a specified climb gradient
with all engines operating and the airplane
in the landing configuration.

Aterpster I would defer to you on those matters however---but if you could please explain what I'm missing here? that isn't the approach climb [missed approach flight path] predicated on a minimum gradient unless special procedures apply
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