On RNAV approach, VGP is considered active when it is which color?

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On RNAV approach, VGP is considered active when it is which color?

Explanation:
The color of the vertical guidance indicator shows whether VNAV is actively guiding the descent. When the VGP is green, vertical guidance is active and the flight director/autopilot is following the published vertical profile down the approach. That’s the state you rely on for a stabilized descent with vertical guidance. Red would mean vertical guidance is not available or there’s a fault, amber typically indicates it’s not actively guiding yet or is in a supervisory/armed state, and off means no vertical guidance is selected.

The color of the vertical guidance indicator shows whether VNAV is actively guiding the descent. When the VGP is green, vertical guidance is active and the flight director/autopilot is following the published vertical profile down the approach. That’s the state you rely on for a stabilized descent with vertical guidance.

Red would mean vertical guidance is not available or there’s a fault, amber typically indicates it’s not actively guiding yet or is in a supervisory/armed state, and off means no vertical guidance is selected.

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