Approach Category - A320
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Point Taken
....our 93.5 MTOM A321 was Cat D
Can't remember what the MLM was.
Haven't got access to the AFM and can't remember what the Airbus Weight Variant was.
....our 93.5 MTOM A321 was Cat D
Can't remember what the MLM was.
Haven't got access to the AFM and can't remember what the Airbus Weight Variant was.
Last edited by Down Three Greens; 19th October 2007 at 19:21.
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PANSOPS or TERPS?
For PANSOPS, both the 320 and the 321 are classed as Cat C, even though the 321 just creeps into the D bracket. But in some countries which uses TERPS as an approach standard, the 321 is in Cat D, and the 320 is in Cat D for circling minima.
For PANSOPS, both the 320 and the 321 are classed as Cat C, even though the 321 just creeps into the D bracket. But in some countries which uses TERPS as an approach standard, the 321 is in Cat D, and the 320 is in Cat D for circling minima.
