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I7boeing7 10-14-2018 10:38 AM

Reviving automation in an approach.
 
If I mistakenly press toga while on final approach on a b737, let's say I'm 8-9 miles to touch down, at this stage I have localizer and glide slope captured. If I mistakenly press toga, my actions will be "click click" autothrottle disengage, autopilot will have being disengage as I have pressed toga, but I will see my flight directors shooting up for a go around, I will command my PM to switch off the F/D. The question is, If I want to reengage loc and G/S and also turn the autopilot back on, what is the correct procedure?

GuardPolice 10-14-2018 12:12 PM

Reviving automation in an approach.
 
Stabilize the jet and stay on the LOC and G/S while the PM turns the F/Ds back on. The PM should then hit the APP button. Once all that’s done you can turn on the A/P.

I7boeing7 10-14-2018 01:30 PM


Originally Posted by GuardPolice (Post 2691209)
Stabilize the jet and stay on the LOC and G/S while the PM turns the F/Ds back on. The PM should then hit the APP button. Once all that’s done you can turn on the A/P.

I had the same thought in my head, I just needed someone to say it out loud, :) thank you guardpolice

GuardPolice 10-14-2018 02:41 PM


Originally Posted by I7boeing7 (Post 2691247)
I had the same thought in my head, I just needed someone to say it out loud, :) thank you guardpolice


No worries. Been there done that myself.


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