Narrative:

Landing runway 34 at avl. The glide slope was out of service. Day VMC with good visibility. I entered a visual approach in the FMS. I set 3700 ft (1500 afl) at the 5 mile fix. That corresponds with the FAF on the ILS which is 3.7 miles with a 3700ft crossing altitude. The GPWS called 'terrain' as we approached the fix and then 'pull up'. I climbed a few hundred feet. Terrain was always in sight and we were clear. Next time; I'll intercept the final farther out and higher.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: CRJ-200 flight crew reported receiving a GPWS 'Terrain' warning on a visual approach to Runway 34 in AVL.

Narrative: Landing RWY 34 at AVL. The glide slope was out of service. Day VMC with good visibility. I entered a visual approach in the FMS. I set 3700 ft (1500 AFL) at the 5 mile fix. That corresponds with the FAF on the ILS which is 3.7 miles with a 3700ft crossing altitude. The GPWS called 'terrain' as we approached the fix and then 'pull up'. I climbed a few hundred feet. Terrain was always in sight and we were clear. Next time; I'll intercept the final farther out and higher.

Data retrieved from NASA's ASRS site and automatically converted to unabbreviated mixed upper/lowercase text. This report is for informational purposes with no guarantee of accuracy. See NASA's ASRS site for official report.