Report the Before Landing Checklist to the IP

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NOTES

Due to traffic considerations, ATC may request you maintain an

airspeed greater/slower than 150 KIAS. If you are able, comply

with ATC requests and transition to BAC when able.

Report the Before Landing Checklist to the IP.

7. Missed Approach Review. Ask the IP if a review of the missed approach procedure/climb

out instructions is required. This review shall occur after the Before Landing Checklist but prior

to the MAP. The review consists of:

Point:

Point at which to execute the missed approach.

Heading:

First heading to turn.

Altitude:

First climb altitude.

Once handed off to the final controller, he will conduct a radio check and give a reminder

that gear should be down. Ask your pilot how he hears the controller. If loud and clear and the

gear is down, then respond to the controller, "Loud and clear, gear down, full stop/touch and go."

If the gear is not down, advise the controller to "Stand by for the gear," or "Gear in transit"

NOTES

1. Military controllers will remind the pilot that wheels should

be down unless the pilot has previously reported wheels down.

"Wheels should be down." The intent is solely to remind the pilot

to lower the gear, not to place responsibility on the controller or to

direct gear extension.

2. Repeat all headings, altitudes, and altimeter settings until the

controller advises, "Do not acknowledge further transmissions."

However, clearance to land (option, etc.), direction to waveoff/go

around, traffic calls, and direct questions always require a

response.

9. Once on GCA final (heading within 10 of runway), stop relaying all ATC instructions to

the IP. Monitor pilot inputs to ensure he complies with instructions and direct IP corrections as

needed.

10. Descent to MDA/DH.

Glidepath intercept. On a PAR approach, once the controller advises "On

glidepath," direct the IP to descend to the DH. If a deviation from the

glidepath occurs, the student shall direct the IP to correct by using the

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