LPV approaches

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Flyca30
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LPV approaches

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Good evening y'all !

I've been doing some reading lately and I'm still a bit confused about IFR approaches.
Are LPV's (APV) considered non-precision approaches or precision approaches nowaday ???

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Re: LPV approaches

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non-precision. definition hasn't changed. only precision sat based approach is a GLS approach, however there are none in Canada. they have them in the UK and some airports in the US, possibly elsewhere.
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Re: LPV approaches

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Except for an Instrument Rating flight test, then they are considered a precision approach.
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Re: LPV approaches

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Michael14 wrote: Mon Oct 21, 2019 7:11 pm Except for an Instrument Rating flight test, then they are considered a precision approach.
For ATC only ILS are considered precision approaches. This affects spacing requirements on some occasions. We have a waiver now that means that LPV and LNAV/VNAV approaches can use the same separation standards as an ILS.
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