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Ref: - QA&FS/CAMDI 142 12018 ,, ,,j Date: 2nd March, 201 8

To: CAM Department

This is in reference to your letter Ref: CAMD/I1120012074 dated 29'h Nov, 2017 regarding the
submission of the CAT II/CAT III Manual for approval from CAAN. In this regard, this office had
submitted the CAT II/CAT III Manual to CAAN for approval. Upon verbal instruction from
CAAN, this office has reviewed the CAT IVCAT III Manual and is hereby approved.

As such, a copy of CAT II/CAT III Manual is enclosed herewith for your needful compliance.

Thanking you,

Bikram K.C.
Director, QA&FS
(Quality Manager)

Cc: Accountable Manager (Managing Director): - Sir, for your kind information
Cc: Engineering Maintenance Department: - for your information and needful compliance
Cc: Operations Department: - for your information and needful compliance
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FOREWARD

0.1 FOREWARD

Nepal Airlines CAT II/CAT III Manual complements the policies and procedures laid down
in CAA Nepal approved Continuing Airworthiness Management & Maintenance
Organization Exposition (CAMMOE).

This manual is divided into following parts:

Part 0: General
Part 1: Airworthiness & Maintenance Requirements

This manual in no way overrides the requirments of CAA Nepal Rules and Regulations.

CAT II/CAT III Manual is prepared by Continuing Airworthiness Manager and reviewed &
approved by Quality Manager.

This manual shall be distributed as per the distribution list as detailed in 0.6.

All discrepancies/quries regarding the manual shall be addressed to the Continuing

Airworthiness Manager.

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COMPLIANCE

0.2 COMPLIANCE

The manual is prepared in accordance with NCAR C.19. The manual is to be referred in
conjunction with NAC CAMMOE approved by CAA Nepal. In case of conflict between this
manual and CAMMOE, CAMMOE shall prevail and Regulatory requirements shall prevail
over CAMMOE.

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RECORD OF REVISIONS

Revision No. Revision Date Insertion Date Signature

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HIGHLIGHT OF REVISION

0.4 HIGHLIGHT OF REVISION

RESERVED

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DISTRIBUTION LIST

0.6 DISTRIBUTION LIST

NAC CAT II/CAT III Manual will be distributed as per the following distribution list:

External Distribution List

Control No. Holder Format

ECAT01 CAA, Nepal Hard Copy

Internal Distribution List

Control No. Holder Format

ICAT01 Library (Master) Hard Copy, Soft Copy
ICAT02 CA Manager Hard Copy
ICAT03 Quality Manager Hard Copy
ICAT04 Maintenance Manager Hard Copy
ICAT05 A320 Co-coordinator Hard Copy
ICAT06 Certifying Staffs Soft Copy

Distribution:
CAT II/CAT III Manual and its subsequent revisions will be distributed as per the list. For all the
Certifying Staffs, up to date soft copy in PDF format will be distributed. Technical Library will be
responsible for the distribution of the manual and its subsequent revisions.

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O.7 TABLE OF CONTENTS

PaTt - O GENERAL

0.1 Foreword 1
0.2 Compliance 2
0.3 Record of Revisions 3
0.4 Highlight of Revision 4
0.5 List of Effective Pages 5
0.6 Distribution List 6
0.7 Table of Contents 7

PaTt -l AIRWORTHINESS & MAINTENANCE REQUIREMENTS

1,.1, lntroduction 1
1,.2 Certification 1
1.3 Definitions 2-3
L4 Applicability 4
1.5 Minimum Equipment Required for cAT ll/cAT III Approach and Landing 5-6
1,.6 Maintenance n
1,.7 Downgrading/Upgrading B-11
1.8 Retiability Monitoring 1.2
L9 Maintenance Program 13
1.1"0 Training of Maintenance Personnel 1.4
1.1.1 APPENDIX 15-L7

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MANUAL
PART 1: AIRWORTHINESS & MAINTENANCE
REQUIREMENTS
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SECTION – 1, 2

INTRODUCTION, CERTIFICATION

1.1 INTRODUCTION

The objective of this CAT II/CAT III Manual is to lay down airworthiness and maintenance
requirements and procedures of Category II/CAT III landing operations in order to ensure
safe operations even during poor visibility conditions.

1.2 CERTIFICATION

In accordance with the following documents of the NAC’s fleet of A320-233 Aircrafts, CAT
II/CAT III capability for approach and landing is inherent function of the basic design
standard of A320 Aircrafts:

• EASA TYPE CERTIFICATE DATA SHEET (TCDS) No. EASA.A.064

• FAA TYPE CERTIFICATE DATA SHEET (TCDS) No. A28NM

• As per A320 AFM, FMGS with associated equipments has been found to meet the
airworthiness requirement and performance criteria of

- JAR AWO Subpart 1

- JAR AWO Subpart 2

- JAR AWO Subpart 3

• A320 AFM CHAPTER “Normal Procedure-22 Auto-flight system- precision

approach”

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1.3 DEFINITIONS

Auto Land System: the airborne system which provides automatic control of the airplane
during approach and landing.

Alert Height (AH): an alert height above the runway threshold based on the characteristics
of the airplane and its fail operational automatic landing system, above which a Category III
operation would be discontinued and missed approach initiated if a failure occurred in one
of the redundant parts of the automatic landing system, or in the relevant ground
equipment.

All-Weather Operations: any surface movement, Take-off, Departure, Approach or landing

operations in conditions where visual reference is limited by weather conditions.

Decision Altitude (DA/H): a specified altitude or height (A/H) in the precision approach at
which a missed approach must be initiated if required visual reference to continue the
approach has not been established.

• Decision Altitude (DA) is referenced to Mean Sea Level (MSL) and Decision Height
(DH) is referenced to the threshold elevation.

• The required visual reference means that section of the visual aids or of the
approach area which should have been in the view for sufficient time for the pilot to
have made an assessment of the aircraft, aircraft position and the rate of change of
the position in relation to the desired flight path.

Runway Visual Range (RVR): the range over which the pilot of an aircraft on the
centerline of the runway can see the runway surface marking or the lights delineating
runway or identifying its centerline.

Instrument Flight Rules (IFR): a set of rules governing the conduct of flight under
instrument meteorological conditions.

ILS CAT II/CAT III Operation:ILS CAT II/CAT III operations is precision approach and
landing/auto landing making use of specific alert height (AH), Decision Altitude / Height
(DA/H) AND Runway visual range.

ILS CATEGORIES: there are three categories of ILS which support similarly named
categories of operation:

• Category I (CAT I) Operation: a Precision Instrument Approach and Landing with

a Decision Height not lower than 60 m (200 ft) and with either a Visibility not less
than 800m or a Runway Visual Range not less than 550 m.

• Category II (CAT II) Operation: a Precision Instrument Approach and Landing

with a Decision Height lower than 60 m (200 ft) but not lower than 30 m (100 ft),
and a Runway Visual Range not less than 300 m.

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• Category III (CAT III) Operation is further subdivided:

a) Category IIIA (CAT IIIA) Operation: a Precision Instrument Approach and

Landing with a Decision Height lower than 30 m (100 ft) or no Decision Height
and a Runway Visual Range not less than 175 m.

b) Category IIIB (CAT IIIB) Operation: a Precision Instrument Approach and

Landing with a decision height lower than 15 m (50ft), or no Decision Height
and a Runway Visual Range less than 175 m but not less than 50 m.

c) Category IIIC (CAT IIIC) Operation: a Precision Instrument Approach and

Landing with no Decision Height and no Runway Visual Range limitations.

Note: Where the Decision Height and Runway Visual Range do not fall within the
same Category, either the Decision Height or the Runway Visual Range may
determine in which Category the operation is to be considered. The operation
will be in the Category with the lower minima.

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APPLICABILITY

1.4 APPLICABILITY

The procedure and requirements will be applicable to pertain to the present fleet of NAC
A320-233 aircrafts. However, same will be equally applicable to the future Airbus A320
aircraft to be inducted in NAC. The necessary amendments in this manual will be
incorporated accordingly.

S/N AIRCRAFT MSN AIRCRAFT/ENGINE TYPE

REGESTRATION NO.
1 9N-AKW 6445 A320-233/V2527E-A5
2 9N-AKX 6555 A320-233/V2527E-A5

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MINIMUM EQUIPMENT REQUIRED FOR CAT II/CAT III APPROACH AND LANDING

1.5 MINIMUM EQUIPMENT REQUIRED FOR CAT II/CAT III APPROACH AND LANDING

All the equipments required for CAT II and CAT III Approach and Landing are in accordance
with A320 AFM CHAPTER “Normal Procedure-22 Auto-flight system- precision approach”
and QRH OPS.04A.

S/N REQUIRED EQUIPMENT CAT II CAT III SINGLE CAT III DUAL
1 AP 1 AP Engaged 1 AP Engaged 2 AP Engaged
2 AP Disconnect P/B 2 2 2
3 AUTOTHRUST 0 1 1
4 ILS Receiver 2 2 2
5 Attitude Indication N°l+N°2+ STBY N°l+N°2+ STBY N°l+N°2+ STBY
6 PFD / ND Displays 2/1 2/2 2/2
7 Radio Altimeter 1 (but two displays) 2 2
AUTO CALLOUT RADIO
8 1(3) 1 1
ALTIMETER
9 DH Indication 1(1) 1(1) 1(1)
10 Flight Warning Computer 1 1 2
11 "AP OFF" Warning 1 1 2
12 "AUTOLAND" Light 1 1 1

13 Rain Repellant (if activated) 1(2) 1(2) 1(2)

or Windshield wipers
14 Windshield heat 1(2) 1(2) 1(2)
15 Nose Wheel Steering 1(5) 1(5) 1
16 Anti-Skid 1(5) 1(5) 1
17 BSCU Channel 1(5) 1(5) 1
18 Beam Excessive Deviation 1(1) 2 2
19 FMA 1 2 2
20 "A/THR OFF" caution 0 1 1
21 Rudder Travel Limit 1(4) 1(4) 1(4)
22 Yaw-Damper/Rudder Trim 1/1 1/1 2/2

23 ELAC 1 1 2

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24 ADR/IR 2/2 2/2 3/3

25 FAC 1 1 2
26 Hydraulic Circuit 2 2 3
27 FMGC Electrical Supply Split 0 0 1

(1) One unit required for the PM.

(2) One unit required for the PF.
(3) Required only for autoland.
(4) Required only for autoland with crosswind above 12 kt.
(5) Required only for autoland rollout.

Note: 1. Compliance with CAT II approach and landing criteria has been demonstrated with CAT II
and CAT III performance quality ILS/MLS only.

2. Compliance with CAT III approach and landing has been demonstrated with CAT II and
CAT III performance quality ILS/MLS beam only.

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MAINTENANCE

1.6 MAINTENANCE

1.6.1 As per Airbus SIL, ref: 22-00-00043, CAT II/CAT III capability for approach and landing is
inherent function of the basic design standard of A320 Aircrafts. The related tasks given in
the A320 MPD adequately satisfy the scheduled maintenance requirementsfor the
equipments/systems relevant to CAT II/CAT III operation. There are no additional tasks
specific to the CAT II/CAT III Operation.

Moreover, the scheduled maintenance task applicable to the equipments/systems for CAT
II/CAT III operation and additional AMM maintenance task are identified and incorporated
in the A320 Maintenance Program.

The equipments fitted on A320 aircraft have built-in tests and the equipments are tested at
each power up. Any abnormality or malfunction of equipment is detected and recorded to
facilitate removal of faulty equipment. The aircraft is released only after carrying out
requisite tasks as per Airbus A320 AMM. Thus a Continued Surveillance on the status of
equipments is maintained for CAT II/CAT III operations.

1.6.2 It will be ensured that any modifications to aircraft systems and components approved for
CAT II/CAT III operations will not adversely affect the systems and components when
incorporating software changes, SBs, etc. Any changes to systems, components will only be
incorporated if same are recommended by Airbus Industries and approved by EASA/DGAC
France.

1.6.3 Maintenance of the aircrafts shall be carried out by NAC as per the scope of approval on
A320 aircraft in accordance with the procedures, instructions and limitations contained in
the Continuing Airworthiness management &Maintenance Organization Exposition
(CAMMOE) and the associated manuals.

The aircraft maintenance will be carried out by type rated/approved/authorized certifying

staff. In case aircraft maintenance is carried out by an outside party it will be ensured that
the Maintenance Organization is duly approved by CAA Nepal to carry out the work on CAT
II/CAT III equipments and systems.

The defect rectification on affected aircraft system/components will be carried out as per
applicable TSM and AMM Procedures.

All Maintenance work will then ensure that the aircraft is brought back to a minimum of
CAT II or CAT III Operations condition when it is returned to service for CAT II or CAT III
operations. All equipments/systems will be maintained as per AMM at intervals as
prescribed in MPD and as approved in NAC AMP.

The servicing of the components has been contracted to CAANapproved maintenance

organizations as mentioned CAMMOE 6.18.

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DOWNGRADING / UPGRADING

1.7 DOWNGRADING / UPGRADING

The aircraft status is primarily governed by status messages displayed on Electronic

Centralized Aircraft Monitoring (ECAM) STATUS page and Flight Mode Annunciator (FMA)
display of capability. However, crew entry in the Technical Log Book will take precedence.

The downgrading and upgrading will be done by the certifying staff holding authorization in
appropriate category on NAC Fleet or the Pilot in Command in accordance with the MEL
Operational Procedures and based on the record of all Auto land/CAT II/III landings,
satisfactory or unsatisfactory as recorded by the Pilot in Command in the Technical Log
page.

During every preflight/transit check, Block No. 20 should be marked as per current LVO
capability of the aircraft.

1.7.1 Auto land Recording

a) All auto land CAT II/CAT III landings, satisfactory or unsatisfactory, are recorded by the
Pilot in Command (PIC) in the Aircraft Flight Log (AFL).

b) A copy of Form NAC/AL/01 and NAC/AL/02 shall be maintained inPPCS and by

certifying staff in ‘AUTOLAND FOLDER’ in the aircraft. The forms should be updated
after ‘Operational Test’ (ground) and/or ‘Functional Flight Check’ and or ‘Autoland’.

c) Certifying Staff shall be responsible for taking appropriate corrective/preventive

actions for each unsatisfactory CAT II/CAT III operation because of malfunction of a
listed instrument or item of equipment reported by the PIC. The certifying staff shall
record all defects and their rectification action thereof on the AFL.

d) The serviceability status of equipment/systems for CAT II/CAT III Capability shall be
recorded in the appropriate column of Technical Log by the certifying staff as a
MANDATORY requirement before the aircraft is offered for flight. The certifying staff
shall refer to NAC/AL/01 and NAC/AL/02 forms maintained in ‘AUTOLAND FOLDER’ in
the aircraft and/or ask Production Planning & Control Section (PPCS) for the current
CAT II/CAT III Landing Capability Status of the aircraft.

e) Certifying Staff and PPCS shall monitor the status of CAT II/CAT III Capability for the
NAC fleet.

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1.7.2 Downgrading Classification

The aircraft CAT II/CAT III Capability shall be downgraded in the following cases:

a) In case the aircraft has not performed CAT II/CAT III operations for a period of thirty
days

The certifying staff should mark the ‘CAT I’ check box in block No. 20 of AFL and placard
the cockpit “AUTOLAND DOWNGRADED” and indicating to the crew that although the
aircraft is LVO with AUTOLAND capable but an actual approach with AUTOLAND below
CAT I minimums is not authorized.

b) In case the LVO operations are limited due to the unserviceability of components and
systems affecting AUTOLAND operation

The certifying staff should mark the ‘CAT I’ check box in block No. 20 of AFL and placard
the cockpit “CAT I ONLY”. This will indicate to the crew that the aircraft is not LVO
capable and neither a practice LVO Approach nor an Actual LVO approach to below CAT
I minimums is authorized. The relevant MEL should also be raised. The aircraft will be
restored to CAT II/CAT III status after necessary maintenance actions.

c) In case the aircraft has not performed CAT II/CAT III operations as reported by pilot

The certifying staff should mark the ‘CAT I’ check box in block No. 20 of AFL and placard
the cockpit “AUTOLAND DOWNGRADED” indicating to the crew that AUTOLAND below
CAT I minimums is not authorized.

The certifying staff should downgrade the AUTOLAND Capability to CAT I by marking
the ‘CAT I’ check box in block No. 20 of AFLindicating to the crew that AUTOLAND below
CAT I minimums is not authorized. Certifying Staff should also raise an ADD.

In all three cases the certifying staff shall mark the ‘CAT I’ check box in block No. 20of
AFL.

1.7.3 Downgrading Procedure

The certifying staff holding authorization in any category on NAC fleet or the PIC shall
downgrade the CAT II/CAT III Capability of the aircraft as below:

a) Mark ‘CAT I’ in block No. 20 of AFL

b) Display a prominent placard in the cockpit

c) Raise an MEL if required (in case of 1.7.2 (b))

d) Display a prominent MEL placard in the cockpit if required (in case of 1.7.2 (b))

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e) Inform PPCS and Flight Dispatch (by PPCS) about the status of
equipment/systems/MEL invoked.

1.7.4 Upgrading Procedure

The certifying staff holding authorization in any category on NAC fleet shall upgrade the
CAT II/CAT III Capability in case of Para 1.7.4.1. The certifying staff holding Authorization in
Category B2 (Avionics) on NAC fleet shall only upgrade the CAT II/CAT III Capability in case
of Para 1.7.4.2 and 1.7.4.3.

1.7.4.1 In case the aircraft was downgraded due to nonperformance of satisfactory CAT II/CAT III
operations for a period of thirty days, Certifying Staff in Category B2 (Avionics) shall
carryout ‘Operational Test of LAND CAT III’ capability as per AMM. Post satisfactory
operational test, Notice to Crew (NTC) should be raised stating “Operational Test of LAND
CAT III Capability performed on (date), Flight Check Required” and NAC/AL/01 and/or
NAC/AL/02 shall be updated.

i. After the satisfactory flight check,the upgrading procedure is as below:

a) Mark “CAT II/CAT III” as appropriate in the appropriate column of AFL.

b) Remove the cockpit placard

c) Make a record in NAC/AL/01 and/or NAC/AL/02 as appropriate

d) Inform PPCS and Flight Dispatch (by PPCS)

ii. In case Functional Flight Check is not carried out within 30 days of carrying out
‘Operational Test of LAND CAT III’ capability, Certifying Staff in Category B2 (Avionics) shall
carryout ‘Operational Test of LAND CAT III’ capability as per AMM. Post satisfactory
operational test, Notice to Crew (NTC) should be raised stating “Operational Test of LAND
CAT III Capability performed on (date), Flight Check Required” and NAC/AL/01 and/or
NAC/AL/02 shall be updated.

1.7.4.2 In case the aircraft was downgraded due to nonperformance of satisfactory CAT II /CAT III
operations reported by pilot, upon satisfactory flight check the upgrading procedure is as
below:

a) Mark “CAT II/CAT III” as appropriate in the appropriate column of AFL

b) Remove the cockpit placard

c) Close the relevant ADD/MEL if required

d) Make a record in NAC/AL/01 and/or NAC/AL/02 as appropriate

e) Inform PPCS and Flight Dispatch (by PPCS)

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1.7.4.3 Upon rectification of the defect that caused the downgrading, the B2/Avionics certifying
staff shall upgrade the CAT II/CAT III Capability of the aircraft as below:

a) Mark “CAT II/CAT III” as appropriate in the appropriate column of AFL

b) Remove the cockpit placard

c) Close the relevant ADD/MEL

d) Make a record in NAC/AL/01 and/or NAC/AL/02 as appropriate

e) Inform PPCS and Flight Dispatch (by PPCS)

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RELIABILITY MONITORING

1.8 RELIABILITY MONITORING

NAC Continuing Airworthiness Manager is responsible for ensuring that there is an effective
procedure for entry in the maintenance records that provides the following information
concerning the CAT II / CAT III landings attempted:

a) Total number of CAT II/ CAT III Landings attempted

b) No. of successful landings
c) No. of unsuccessful landings

All above factors will be analyzed and appropriate rectification action taken to prevent
recurrence. A monthly report indicating number of successful/unsuccessful CAT II/CAT III
Landings and the total number of unscheduled removals of avionics components required
for CAT II/CAT III operations shall form a part of Engineering Statistics Report, which will
be submitted to the CAA Nepal.

The maintenance reliability program will track the reliability trends of the system
/components relating to CAT II/CAT III operations. Dy. Director, ESTD shall establish a
procedure and program to govern maintenance capability of NAC to conduct CAT II/CAT III
operations in the following conditions:

a) Confirmed defects with corrective actions carried out

b) Unconfirmed defects but with corrective action
c) Aircraft dispatch under MEL condition
d) Unable to correct defect and not under MEL conditions
e) Unable to perform the required test.

Note: Any significant trends in system /components must be reported immediately to the
NAC Continuing Airworthiness Manager to enable prompt remedial action to be taken

NAC Continuing Airworthiness Manager is responsible for the control and amendment of
the Approved Maintenance Program (AMP) and Minimum Equipment List (MEL) (in
coordination with Operations Department) as applicable to All Weather Operations,
addressing reliability issues and significant trends /alerts highlighted by the monitoring
system.

NAC Operations Department is responsible for notifying flight crew of the Approach
Category Status prior to the aircraft departure.

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1.9 MAINTENANCE PROGRAM

The TCH– Airbus Industries does not recommend any specific confidence checks or
functional checks at periodic intervals to assure CAT II/CAT III certification. However,
continued maintenance of the aircraft will be as per the recommendations in
manufacturer's MPD and as incorporated in the Maintenance Program (AMP) approved by
CAAN. Moreover, the scheduled maintenance tasks applicable to the equipment /system for
CAT II / CAT III operation and additional AMM maintenance tasks are identified and
incorporated in the A320 Maintenance Program.

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TRAINING OF MAINTENANCE PERSONNEL

1.10 TRAINING OF MAINTENANCE PERSONNEL

All equipments / systems required for CAT II/CAT III operations are covered during
approved Type Training and relevant procedures are covered during the NAC CAT II/CAT
III training. Engineers regularly undergo Refresher courses as stipulated in CAMMOE.

Recurrent training shall be accomplished at least once every two years or when an
individual has not been involved in the maintenance of aircraft approved for CAT II/III
Operations.

The training curriculum shall include Operational concepts, aircraft types and systems. The
training will cover all concepts of all-weather operations, CAT II/CAT III landings, and
CATII/CAT III Manual, MEL, Maintenance Requirement of CAT II / CAT III operations.

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APPENDIX

1.11 APPENDIX
APPENDIX 1
NAC/AL/01 Rev. 00

LAND CAT II CAPABILITY TEST

AIRCRAFT REGISTRATION: 9N-AK__

DATE
OPERATIONAL DATE OF
OPERATIONAL
TEST OF LAND FUNCTIONAL
AUTOLAND TEST OF LAND
CAT III FLIGHT CHECK
EXPIRY CAT III
AFL NO./ NAME / STATION CAPABILITY DONE BY COCKPIT
DATE CAPABILITY
VALID UP TO CREW
PERFORMED

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APPENDIX

APPENDIX 2
NAC/AL/02/Rev. 00

AUTOLAND STATUS OF NAC AIRCRAFT

AIRCRAFT REGISTRATION: 9N-AK__

AUTOLAND DONE INFORMATION UPDATED BY AUTOLOAND VALID

S/N. REMARKS IF ANY
DATE (NAME & STATION) UP TO

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APPENDIX

APPENDIX 3

STICKERS

AUTOLAND
DOWNGRADED
Fig. 1 ‘AUTOLAND DOWNGRADED’ Sticker

CAT I ONLY
Fig. 2 ‘CAT I ONLY’ Sticker

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