What is a no gyro approach?

A no-gyro approach is an ASR/PAR performed when you lose primary heading information. During this. approach, the controller will call your turns by transmitting “turn right/turn left” and “stop turn.” Therefore, you must perform standard rate turns not to exceed 30 AOB in the pattern and half standard rate turns on.



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For no-gyro vectors, ATC provides navigational guidance by instructing the pilot to “turn left/right” and then “stop turn” so that the pilot maintains a constant heading or a constant rate of turn based on commands from ATC.

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