ACS · PA.IV.B.K3

Wind correction techniques on approach and landing

Wind correction techniques on approach and landing. Risk Management: The applicant is able to identify, assess, and mitigate risk associated with:

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Area: PA.IV

Task: PA.IV.B

Element: Wind correction techniques on approach and landing

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easy

During a final approach with a crosswind, the crab method of drift correction is maintained by

medium

While on final approach at 500 feet AGL, you observe that airspeed is 10 knots above the target approach speed and the aircraft is approximately 30 feet above the desired 3-degree glidepath. Applying stabilized approach and energy management concepts, what is the correct action?

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Wind correction techniques on approach and landing