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Air Canada 624

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approximately 0030 Atlantic Daylight Time, while conducting a non-precision approach to Runway 05, the aircraft severed power lines, then struck the snow-covered ground about 740 feet before the runway threshold. The aircraft continued airborne through the localizer antenn
Open official document at PDF page 3Aviation Investigation Report A15H0002: Collision with terrain, Air Canada, Airbus Industrie A320-211, C-FTJP, 29 March 2015

Air Canada 624

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snow........................................................................................................... 53 1.18.7 Cultural lighting on approach to Runway 05 ................................................................ 54 1.18.8 Information processing..............................................................................
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Air Canada 624

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(NOTAMs), the flight crew determined that they would conduct the localizer (LOC) approach to Runway 05 in Halifax (Appendix A). 5 While in cruise, the flight crew calculated the cold temperature corrections for the Split Crow final approach fix (FAF)
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Air Canada 624

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the flight crew carried out the approach briefing for a non-precision LOC approach to Runway 05, followed by the pre-descent checklist. These briefings included the corrected altitudes and amended FPA. The approach was to be coupled-selected 10 with a manual
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Air Canada 624

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minimum, the flight crew determined that they would continue and carry out an approach to Runway 05. At 0016, the terminal controller cleared AC624 to the intermediate fix ODKAS, 11.6 nautical miles (nm) 12 from the runway, and cleared the
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Air Canada 624

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runways; category II 25 ILS for Runway 23; non-directional beacon (NDB) and LOC for Runway 05; and category I 26 ILS and distance measuring equipment for Runway 14. The occurrence aircraft was equipped with the appropriate navigational
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