Approaching Decision Height in Boeing

Querido equipo de desarrolladores IPACS

Tengo una duda: ¿Porque en el b777Er, F y en el B787 y sus variantes cuando estamos en la fase de aproximación cuando la aeronave está en la altura de decisión en la cabina nos avisa "Approaching Decision Height" pero en la vida real es aviso de cabina es "Approaching minimums" porque decidieron programarlo de esa manera? Se podría programar el aviso de la vida real para mejore la experiencia de la simulación?

Muchas gracias

Saludos!!!

Dear IPACS Development Team,

I have a question: Why is it that on the B777Er, F, and B787 and their variants, when we are on approach and the aircraft is at decision height, the cockpit announces "Approaching Decision Height," but in real-world flight, the cockpit announcement is "Approaching Minimums"? Why was it programmed that way? Is it possible to program the real-world announcement to improve the simulation experience?

Thank you very much.

Best regards!

I tested it on the B777-F. I changed the DH/MDA selector - RADIO to MINS, - and depending on the approach altitude, the message in the cockpit now changes to "Approaching minimums."

Thank you, esteemed development team (IPACS).

Thanks to you, I now want to learn more about aviation, which is my great passion.

Best regards!

It's simply a matter of synchronizing both DH/MDA selectors (from RADIO to MINS), the pilot's and the copilot's, and depending on the programmed approach altitude, the aircraft will announce "Approaching minimums."

If this isn't done, the aircraft will first announce "Approaching decision hieght" and then "Approaching minimums."

Regards!