Cessna Citation Longitude, Autopilot, ILS landing and approach. Little Navmap flight plan.

DISCLAIMER - FOR MSFS SIMULATION ONLY - DO NOT USE FOR REAL WORLD FLIGHT PROCEDURES - Flying the Citation Longitude after loading a Little Navmap flight plan into the FMS. Correcting the imported flight plan to match the Little Navmap flight plan that was created. Using autopilot, auto throttle, nav, ILS approach to land in overcast weather. Flying from Point Mugu Naval Base Ven (KNTD) to Los Angeles Intl (KLAX). Citation Longitude ; 4 Passenger Range. 3,500 nm ; Maximum Cruise Speed. 483 ktas ; Maximum Passengers. 12 ;
Length: 25 ft 2 in (7.7 m) Disclaimer: The author of this video is not providing advice for flying aircraft in the real world. The video is intended for the use of gamers by providing advice on how to play the game Microsoft Flight Simulator (MSFS)

[@pdep]

Thank you. Some very good info not found elsewhere. Much appreciated.👍

[@GumperVanLier]

I think that was a good move to manually activate your approach as one of your waypoints that you deleted was the initial fixed approach. You were very busy with that short flight using the jet. I enjoyed it.

[@ariev9482]

I just watched the whole video. It,s exactly what I was looking for. Thanks for the work and the calm explanation. I wil definitely use your tips.

[@IFRSKIES]

Thanks

[@AndrewSanderson152]

Kudos for landing outside the aircraft and in the TDZ.

[@helicopterovirtual-msfs6254]

Sensacional.

[@tonazzz]

hi! does your msfs longitude do the NAV 1 activated ILS frequency morse beeps beeps? Mine doesn't

[@IFRSKIES]

The Nav1 audio should beep when you turn it on and get within range of the N1 frequency. If it does not it might be a glitch in the software which MSFS will get around to fixing on updates.

[@tonazzz]

@@IFRSKIES ok. do your longitude beeps beeps or not?

[@IFRSKIES]

Yes, it does send out the morse code signal when in range of the ILS frequency coming from the airport runway. You have to turn on DME1 to pick up the signal. You can find it by pressing Ctrl and 6 on keyboard to get the screen to the left of pilot's seat. Select Audio Radios and scroll down to find DME1 and turn it on. You will then receive the signal when you are in range.

[@IFRSKIES]

Yes, it does send out the morse code signal when in range of the ILS frequency coming from the airport runway. You have to turn on DME1 to pick up the signal. You can find it by pressing Ctrl and 6 on keyboard to get the screen to the left of pilot's seat. Select Audio Radios and scroll down to find DME1 and turn it on. You will then receive the signal when you are in range.

[@tonazzz]

@@IFRSKIES DME1 together with NAV1 button u mean? i don't get you sorry.

[@juicekrewe8490]

Flaps 2 and Full Flaps should have been already down when you dropped the landing gear

[@IFRSKIES]

Thanks for the tip on the flaps Juice.

[@tomdick693]

you need to land with full flaps....your approach speed was completely wrong with the flap setting.

[@IFRSKIES]

Thanks for the comment. I'll try it again and go over the checklist for approach and landing procedures.