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initial approach

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a. That part of an instrument approach procedure in which the aircraft has departed an initial approach fix or point and is maneuvering to enter the intermediate or final approach. It ends at the intermediate fix or point or, where no intermediate segment is established, at the final approach fix or point. b. That part of a visual approach of an aircraft immediately prior to arrival over the airfield of destination, or over the reporting point from which the final approach to the airfield is commenced.


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Anglo rejected an initial approach in June and Xstrata said that while it will now not make an offer, it believes the rationale for a deal is "undiminished".
It is understood the North Korean FA made an initial approach for the former England boss but the Swede has denied receiving any offer.
It is understood the North Korean FA made an initial approach for the former England boss but the Swede has denied receiving any offer.
 
 
 
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