Alert Height is when
- an alert of the ground proximity is made
- an alert of the altitude of the aircraft is made
- a decision of whether to land is made
Explanation
Alert height is a radio-altitude point in a fail-operational autoland above which a single failure causes a go-around and below which the landing is continued; it is therefore the height at which the continue-or-abandon decision is governed. It is not a simple altitude callout or a ground-proximity alert.
Tarvin asking:
There are two same questions and two different answers. In this case the correct answer is an alert of the altitude of the aircraft is made. Other case correct answer is a decision of whether to land is made.
So what is the right answer then?
Community Comments (2)
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Jordi Posts: 198 29.04.2021 / 18:13
i dont know man .The same thing also happened to another question where the answer is lambda/2 and in the other question the asnwer is lambda/4.
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Jordi Posts: 198 28.11.2022 / 16:34
I believe that a decision whether to land is made is correct.
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