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BEHAVIOR STATEMENT STANDARDS<br />

31. Steep Approach<br />

● Begins with initial<br />

power reduction at<br />

500 feet AGL at<br />

70 KIAS.<br />

● Ends when stable in<br />

a hover or<br />

transitioning to<br />

affect a landing.<br />

32. Hydraulic Boost Off Approach<br />

● Begins when<br />

initiated by IP.<br />

● Ends when IP assumes<br />

controls.<br />

33. High-Speed Approach<br />

● Begins when<br />

accelerating from<br />

normal pattern<br />

downwind to<br />

100 KIAS.<br />

● Ends in a hover or<br />

no hover landing.<br />

34. 360-Degree Overhead Approach<br />

● Begins at 200 feet<br />

AGL and 80 KIAS over<br />

the intended point<br />

of landing.<br />

● Ends in a hover or<br />

no hover landing.<br />

35. 180-Degree Offset Approach<br />

● Tactical approach<br />

utilizing key<br />

terrain feature<br />

prior to entry from<br />

180° position.<br />

VIII-13<br />

CNATRAINST 1542.156C<br />

1 Aug 11<br />

● Executes maneuver IAW NATOPS and<br />

FTI.<br />

● Maintains desired profile<br />

±50 feet, ±10 KIAS, and<br />

25-45° glideslope.<br />

● Executes profile with minimal<br />

corrections to power and near<br />

constant angle of bank in turns<br />

and glideslope on final.<br />

● Executes maneuver IAW NATOPS and<br />

FTI.<br />

● Identifies safe landing speed and<br />

stabilizes in a hover taxi.<br />

● Executes maneuver IAW NATOPS and<br />

FTI.<br />

● Executes maneuver IAW NATOPS and<br />

FTI.<br />

● Executes procedures IAW current<br />

FTI.<br />

● Maintains altitude ±25 feet and<br />

airspeed ±10 KIAS.

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