PAPI

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PAPI is a visual glide slope indicator system used at airports to help pilots maintain the correct approach angle during landing.

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PAPI canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf abbreviated precision approach path indicator ⓘ
airfield visual aid ⓘ
visual glide slope indicator system ⓘ
abbreviationOf Precision Approach Path Indicator ⓘ
category airfield lighting system ⓘ
navigation aid ⓘ
consistsOf four light units arranged in a horizontal row ⓘ
fullName Precision Approach Path Indicator ⓘ
glidePathAngle typically around 3 degrees ⓘ
hasAdvantage provides more precise glide path information than VASI ⓘ
hasComponent light unit ⓘ
hasFewerLightUnitsThan PAPI ⓘ
hasLightColor red ⓘ
white ⓘ
hasNumberOfLightUnits 4 ⓘ
hasStandard ICAO Annex 14 ⓘ
hasType APAPI ⓘ
indicates on-slope condition with two white and two red lights ⓘ
significantly high condition with four white lights ⓘ
significantly low condition with four red lights ⓘ
too high condition with more white than red lights ⓘ
too low condition with more red than white lights ⓘ
locatedAt side of the runway ⓘ
operatedBy airport operator ⓘ
operationalStatus can be turned on or off by air traffic control ⓘ
optimizedFor daytime visibility ⓘ
nighttime visibility ⓘ
provides visual approach slope information ⓘ
regulatedBy International Civil Aviation Organization ⓘ
replaced VASI at many airports ⓘ
requires electrical power supply ⓘ
proper calibration of light unit angles ⓘ
safetyRole helping prevent undershoot and overshoot landings ⓘ
reducing risk of controlled flight into terrain on approach ⓘ
similarTo VASI ⓘ
supports non-precision approaches ⓘ
visual flight rules operations ⓘ
typicallyLocated about 300 meters beyond the runway threshold ⓘ
left side of the runway ⓘ
usedAt aerodromes ⓘ
airports ⓘ
usedBy commercial pilots ⓘ
general aviation pilots ⓘ
military pilots ⓘ
usedFor helping pilots maintain correct approach angle during landing ⓘ
indicating whether an aircraft is above or below the ideal glide path ⓘ
providing visual glide path guidance to pilots ⓘ
usedIn aircraft landing phase ⓘ
visibleTo approaching aircraft ⓘ

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