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FMS ENTRY
Workbook

Version 1.0

May 2017
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Table of Contents

Contents
Workbook Overview .............................................................................................................................. 3
General Flight Data ................................................................................................................................ 4
In-Flight Exercises ................................................................................................................................. 6

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Workbook Overview

Presentation This workbook contains flight data and practical exercises part of the
FMS In-Flight user course.

Document The purpose is to help you to perform exercises using FMS through
purpose some basic scenarios.

Target This workbook is targeted at all attendees of the FMS In-Flight


audience Exercises user course.

How to Use This document consists in a set of exercises, which you can run on
your trainee tablet. It contains also Flight Data to fulfill MCDU pages to
perform the flight.

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General Flight Data


INIT/FLIGHT DATA

F-PLN/DEPARTURE
DEPARTURE:
LFZZ RWY 33R
SID: PIBA1N

F-PLN/ARRIVAL
ARRIVAL:
BIKF RWY 01
STAR: ASRU1Q

F-PLN RTE:
PIBAT CACHI AVLON OKRIX UM976 BRY UM733 MAY BIG T420 BUZAD WELIN TNT POL UN601
ABEVI UN590 GOW SUPIT BEN NINEX UP59 BALIX ALDAN HL DEXON KFI01 SUVIL BIKF01

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INIT-B/FUEL & LOAD

PERF/TAKEOFF

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In-Flight Exercises
Exercise 1 – Resume Climb to Cruise Altitude

Introduction You have just received clearance to your cruise altitude FL310.

Initiate climb to your new clearance altitude:


1. Turn to your new clearance altitude FL310.
2. Push to engage managed climb.
3. Observe your FMA change.

TIPS:
When you turn to enter a new altitude, the new altitude is displayed in the ALT
window and on your altitude scale.

However, the aircraft will only take into consideration this new altitude if you push
(managed) or pull (selected) identified by the FMA change.

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Exercise 2 – Vertical Guidance Practice

Introduction You will now practice vertical guidance and the impacts on altitude
constraints.

STEP 1: Constraints in Managed Mode

Since you are in managed mode and your ND indicates the constraint can be respected,
your aircraft will comply and automatically resume climb without any action.

1. Observe your FMA while performing STEP 2.

SPEED

SPEED

CLB
ALT

B impacts on constraints.
STEP 2: Reverting to selected mode has
ALT
When in selected mode, constraints will not be respected.

1. Pull your altitude knob and observe your FMA and ND indications.

CLB
ALT

B
ALT
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2. Push to resume managed climb.

NOTE: There are also interactions if you select lateral mode. It will be seen later on the APT
tool.

3. After PIBAT, check aircraft is climbing again.

4. Observe next constraint at CACHI is not matched (amber color).

5. Now, let’s assume ATC clears you to disregard CACHI constraint.

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Exercise 3 – Vertical Speed Practice

Introduction We will now discover the vertical speed flight guidance modes.

STEP 1: Selecting vertical speed.

1. Pull VS/FPA selection knob and observe your FMA.

The vertical speed value will be the present one.

2. Turn to reduce the vertical speed and observe your FMA and PFD.

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STEP 2: Changing to flight path angle reference.

1. Press on the HDG/TRK – V/S FPA pushbutton and observe you have changed
your flying reference from the flight director to the flight path vector (bird).

2. Set the flight path angle to +2.0° using the VS/FPA knob and observe your
FMA.

3. Push the V/S FPA knob and notice that this levels off the aircraft rather than
reverting to managed climb.
4. Push the ALT knob to revert to managed mode.
5. Set back to the HDG/VS mode (remove the BIRD).

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Exercise 4 – OFFSET

Introduction We will now discover how to perform lateral revisions. Starting with offset,
which is useful for example when avoiding CBs.

STEP 1: Wait until cruise altitude capture.


1. Observe the FMA changes when cruise altitude is reached.

STEP 2: Insert an offset.


1. Select the lateral revision page from a close waypoint.

2. Select the OFFSET page.

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3. Enter 5NM left offset:


a. Type 5L with your keyboard.
b. Enter this value.

5L

4. Observe on your ND that you go through a temporary phase.


5. Select the end waypoint and observe on your ND.

6. Insert the temporary revision and observe your ND.

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BEWARE of entering an OFFSET when the A/C is too close to the TO WPT, FMGS may
refuse to accept it:

7. Let us now clear the offset.

8. Reselect the LATERAL REVISION / OFFSET page.

9. Select OFFSET DELETE.

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Exercise 5 – HOLD

Introduction We will now discover how to perform another lateral revision. Inserting a
holding pattern. Hold function enables you to fly a circuit at a constant
altitude and speed.

STEP 1: Your ATC has requested you to hold at a given waypoint.


1. Select the lateral revision page at the TO waypoint.
2. Select the HOLD function.

3. Observe the FMS has computed a HOLD for you and the HOLD is displayed as
a temporary on the ND.

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4. You can change the HOLD characteristics. Please change the turn to left.
a. Type left in the keyboard.
b. Enter in the TURN field.
c. Insert it.

5. Return to the F-PLN page and observe the HOLD SPD indication on the flight
plan,

6. Select lateral revision for the HOLD.

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7. Observe the FMS calculates the latest time to exit and fuel to arrive at
destination, then return.

8. Clear the HOLD:


a. Press CLR on the keypad.
b. Select the HOLD.

Note: Using HOLD function through the FROM waypoint will create a holding at the present
position.

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Exercise 6 – OVERFLY

Introduction We will now discover how to perform immediate effect revisions starting with
overfly.
The trajectory curve is optimised to avoid overshot; as such a waypoint may
not be flown over. You can force the trajectory to fly over the point.

STEP 1: Your ATC has requested you overfly a specific point:


1. Select the OVFY function and observe it is written in the scratchpad.

2. Select the waypoint to be overflown and observe no temporary phase.

WARNING: The pilot cannot cancel the overfly program.

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Exercise 7 – DIRECT TO

Introduction We will now discover how to perform another immediate effect revision –
DIRECT TO. It enables you to go directly to a certain point.

STEP 1: You want to do directly to a given waypoint:


1. Select the DIR TO function.

2. Select a waypoint that you want to go directly to and observe the temporary
state on your ND.

3. Insert the modification.


Remember * indicates direct entry

NOTE: You cannot cancel the DIRECT TO, you need to manually add the previous
waypoints.

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Exercise 8 – WAYPOINT CREATION/DELETION

Introduction We will now discover how to manually enter waypoints and clear them.

STEP 1: Enter the name of the waypoint you want to insert.


Note: You can access to waypoints around the aircraft position by using WPT mode of the
ND.

STEP 2: Press the waypoint before which one you want to enter the point.

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Note: This action leads to F-PLN discontinuity.

STEP 4: You can now remove this waypoint from flight plan. To do this, you just have
press the CLR key of the keypad and select lateral revision key of the concerned
waypoint.

Again, this deletion may cause the creation of discontinuities.

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Exercise 9 – Lateral Navigation Practice

Introduction We will now discover the Lateral flight guidance modes.

Comply with the ATC request: turn left 30°.

1. Pull your HDG/TRK knob to revert to selected heading and observe your FMA
changing to HDG mode.

Your flight present heading will be maintained, the flight plan is indicated in dashed.

Comply with the ATC request: resume own navigation.

2. Push HDG/TRK mode to revert to managed mode.


Observe FMA. As you are out of flight plan, NAV mode arm (blue) but does not
re-engage.

3. Arrange your heading to re-intercept the flight plan before the TO waypoint.

WARNING : If you are too far from the flight plan, NAV mode will be armed but will not re-
engage.

To enable NAV mode to engage, you must select a heading that will make the aircraft cross
the flight plan before the TO waypoint.
If this waypoint has been overpassed, use DIR TO function to next waypoint.

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