Go-Around mode is armed on the Upper Display Unit when the A/T Arm switch is in which position?

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Go-Around mode is armed on the Upper Display Unit when the A/T Arm switch is in which position?

Go-around mode is a safety feature that automatically manages thrust and flight path during an aborted or go-around maneuver. On the Upper Display Unit, go-around is armed when the Auto-Throttle Arm switch is in the ARM position. This setting prepares the auto-throttle to take control and apply the appropriate thrust during a go-around (TO/GA or other trigger). If the switch is OFF, auto-throttle won’t engage for a go-around, so GA remains unarmed. Autopilot being engaged doesn’t by itself arm go-around, and FLARE arm is related to landing sequence, not go-around. So the ARM position of the A/T Arm switch is the state that arms go-around.

Go-around mode is a safety feature that automatically manages thrust and flight path during an aborted or go-around maneuver. On the Upper Display Unit, go-around is armed when the Auto-Throttle Arm switch is in the ARM position. This setting prepares the auto-throttle to take control and apply the appropriate thrust during a go-around (TO/GA or other trigger). If the switch is OFF, auto-throttle won’t engage for a go-around, so GA remains unarmed. Autopilot being engaged doesn’t by itself arm go-around, and FLARE arm is related to landing sequence, not go-around. So the ARM position of the A/T Arm switch is the state that arms go-around.

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