Jeppesen Terminal Charts on the Pilatus PC-24 | Aero Training TV | Honeywell Aerospace

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  • Опубликовано: 17 сен 2024
  • This video is an operational description and demonstration of Jeppesen Terminal Charts as installed in the Pilatus PC-24 Cockpit.
    The charts option on the Pilatus PC-12 for aircraft gives the pilot the ability to view Jeppesen terminal charts directly on the MFD. To access charts, select the charts soft key or push the bezel button on the side of the map display. Charts can also be accessed by pushing the format button on the MFE until the chart's display is shown. If the option for second charts is installed, charts can be accessed on either MFD with second charts installed. Charts can also be displayed in the lower MFD in pre-departure clearance mode. This also adds redundancy in the event of an AGM failure; once the charts display is accessed, charts for the selected airport are shown. The airport selection drop-down menu displays the airport identifier of the selected airport.
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Комментарии • 2

  • @ilovepetsparadise
    @ilovepetsparadise 5 лет назад

    No charts for Europe?

    • @Smokeyr67
      @Smokeyr67 3 года назад +1

      I’d assume that there are, being as it’s built by a Swiss company.