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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Predicate Object
instanceOf abbreviated precision approach path indicator
airfield visual aid
visual glide slope indicator system
abbreviationOf Precision Approach Path Indicator NERFINISHED
category airfield lighting system
navigation aid
consistsOf four light units arranged in a horizontal row
fullName Precision Approach Path Indicator NERFINISHED
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 NERFINISHED
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 NERFINISHED
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 NERFINISHED
supports non-precision approaches
visual flight rules operations
typicallyLocated about 300 meters beyond the runway threshold GENERATED
left side of the runway GENERATED
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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