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14.11 . Transponder Landing System (TLS). ........................................................................ 333
Chapter 15-LANDING FROM INSTRUMENT APPROACHES ............................................. 335
15.1 . Planning the Approach and Landing............................................................................ 335
15.2 . Transitioning From Instrument to Visual Flight Conditions. ...................................... 335
15.3 . Approach Lighting Systems......................................................................................... 341
15.4 . Runway Lighting Systems. .......................................................................................... 343
15.5 . Runway Markings........................................................................................................ 344
15.6 . Circling Approaches. ................................................................................................... 347
15.7 . Side-Step Maneuver Procedures.................................................................................. 350
Chapter 16-MISSED APPROACH............................................................................................. 351
16.1 . Planning. ...................................................................................................................... 351
16.2 . Missed Approach Point (MAP). .................................................................................. 351
16.3 . Missed Approach/Departure Instructions. ................................................................... 352
16.4 . Actual Missed Approach.............................................................................................. 352
Chapter 17-SPATIAL DISORIENTATION............................................................................... 355
17.1 . General Information..................................................................................................... 355
17.2 . Orientation and Equilibrium. ....................................................................................... 355
17.3 . Physiological Mechanics of Illusions. ......................................................................... 362
17.4 . Types of Spatial Disorientation. .................................................................................. 371
17.5 . Causes of Spatial Disorientation.................................................................................. 372
17.6 . Prevention of Spatial Disorientation Mishaps. ............................................................ 374
Chapter 18-INTERNATIONAL CIVIL AVIATION ORGANIZATION (ICAO)
PROCEDURES........................................................................................................................... 379
18.1 . Introduction.................................................................................................................. 379
18.2 . Definitions.................................................................................................................... 380
18.3 . Departure Procedures................................................................................................... 381
18.4 . Low Altitude Approach Procedures............................................................................. 383
18.5 . Holding. ....................................................................................................................... 392
18.6 . ICAO Altimeter Setting Procedures. ........................................................................... 394
18.7 . Units of Measure for Altitudes. ................................................................................... 398
Chapter 19-CATEGORY II and III ILS...................................................................................... 399
19.1 . Category II ILS Approach. .......................................................................................... 399
19.2 . Category III ILS........................................................................................................... 401
Chapter 20-THE HEAD-UP DISPLAY (HUD) ......................................................................... 404
20.1 . General Use of HUDs. ................................................................................................. 404
20.2 . Use of HUDs in Instrument Flight............................................................................... 404
20.3 . HUD Limitations. ........................................................................................................ 407
Attachment 1-GLOSSARY OF REFERENCES AND SUPPORTING INFORMATION ........ 410
Attachment 2-INDEX ................................................................................................................. 418