OPERATOR’S
MANUAL
CMA-9000 FLIGHT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
Page
11-58
November 19, 2009
MODIFICATION OF A TACTICAL APPROACH IN FLIGHT PLAN
1. This is achieved by going to the TACTICAL APPR page via any means (e.g. entering /A on top of the
tactical approach MAP on the LEGS page or via the DES+SAR or TACTICAL page 2/4) and changing the
desired tactical approach parameter(s) only when the "TO" waypoint is not part of the entered tactical
approach procedure (e.g. the "TO" waypoint is not TA01, TA02, or MAP).
2. In order to modify a tactical approach which exists in the active flight plan when the active (e.g. TO)
waypoint is a tactical approach procedure waypoint (e.g. either the TA01, TA02, or MAP), the operator will
need to either:
•
move the tactical approach procedure downpath by means of a DIRECT TO and then modify the tactical
approach (as described in 1 just above), or
•
close-up the tactical approach (e.g. select a waypoint downpath of the tactical approach FAF and bring
this waypoint before the tactical approach procedure in the flight plan). After this the operator can
access the tactical approach procedure via DES+SAR or TACTICAL page 2/4 to make any necessary
changes.
DELETING A TACTICAL APPROACH
If a tactical approach was created, it can be deleted from the FMS by performing any of the following:
1. Entering a new ORIGin on the RTE page.
The above statement also holds true for the following scenario:
When performing an FMS cold-start on ground if the DEST field on the RTE page was a tactical approach
destination.
NOTE: That when this occurs, upon power-up following the long-term power interruption, the ORIG field of the
RTE page will be set equal to the value that existed in the DEST field prior to the power interruption
(e.g. it will be set equal to the RWY THR WPT identifier). The DEST field will then be reset to its blank
default value.
This is done to allow the ORIGin field to already be preset for a subsequent departure from the tactical
approach landing site.
1. In a single FMS installation, by selecting the ERASE RTEx prompt on the RTE x 1/2 page.
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