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Hi all,

I'm trying to do an IFR flight into Heathrow but am not sure how to get
established on the glideslope. I am using the autopilot and have got the APR
button pressed but are there other things I need to do? How do I know when
the plane is established? Also, what does it mean when ATC say "expect
vectors to....." how do I know I have the vectors and what do I do to
activate these?

Sorry if these questions sound a bit dim but I'm confused!!

Thanks.

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Hi

There is a good tutorial on flightsim.com here
http://www.flightsim.com/cgi/kds?V [...] qsg737.htm which
although based on the 737 will teach you most of what you need to know about
IFR.

It won't answer your second question though, I would try some landing's
without ATC first, the above tutorial does not use ATC.

HTH
Steve

"Wavy" <wavy.gravy1@virgin.net> wrote in message
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> Hi all,
>
> I'm trying to do an IFR flight into Heathrow but am not sure how to get
> established on the glideslope. I am using the autopilot and have got the
> APR button pressed but are there other things I need to do? How do I know
> when the plane is established? Also, what does it mean when ATC say
> "expect vectors to....." how do I know I have the vectors and what do I do
> to activate these?
>
> Sorry if these questions sound a bit dim but I'm confused!!
>
> Thanks.
>

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