Before reaching the FAF (or the Final Descent Point, if different):
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Align the aircraft (within 5 degree) with the final approach course;

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Select the landing gear down;

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Arm the ground spoilers;

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Set landing flaps;

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Set and establish the final approach speed;

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Set the GA altitude (if the GA altitude is the same as the FAF crossing altitude, set the GA altitude only after initiating the final descent);

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Perform the LANDING checklist;

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If use of FMS vertical navigation is not authorized beyond the FAF, deselect the FMS vertical navigation mode by selecting the altitude hold or the vertical speed mode, as required;

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If V/S mode will be used after the FAF, set the published or computed vertical speed and course; and/or,

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If flight path vector (FPV, as available) will be used after the FAF set the published or computed flight path angle (FPA) and track.

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Approaching the FAF or the Final Descent Fix (FDF)
Typically 0.3 nm to 0.2 nm before reaching the FAF / FDF (i.e., to begin the descent at the FAF / FDF, on an accurate profile):
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Engage the V/S mode and check V/S mode engagement on FMA;

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Set the published (or computed) vertical speed, as a function of the ground speed;

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Select FPV (as applicable);

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Start timing (as required); and,

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Crosscheck and announce the next fix (or DME distance, as applicable) and crossing altitude.

During the descent towards the MDA(H):
.  Monitor the vertical speed, flight path vector (as available), course, distances, altitudes and call out the published vertical profile at each safety altitude / distance check:
.  Check and announce the altitude deviation from charted crossing altitude;
.  Adjust the vertical speed, as required; and,
.  Call out the next fix (or DME distance) and the associated crossing altitude.

.  Set or confirm the go-around altitude on FCU.
At MDA(H) + 1/10 rate of descent (i.e., MDA(H) + 50 to 100 ft) :
.  If the approach has not been surveyed and/or if the operational authorities do not accept the MDA(H) as a DA(H), anticipate the go-around decision to prevent undershooting the MDA (H).
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At MDA(H) / reaching the VDP :
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If adequate visual references are acquired :

.  Disconnect the AP and continue the approach visually (the autothrottle/autothrust should remain engaged in speed mode down to the retard point, as applicable).

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If adequate visual references are not acquired :

.  Initiate a go-around; and,
.  Overfly the MAP to ensure adequate obstacle clearance and fly the published missed-approach procedure (or follow ATC instructions).
　
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