Establish a predetermined rate of descent at the point where vertical guidance begins, ...

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The stabilized approach concept means maintaining a constant approach speed, descent rate, vertical flight path, and configuration during the final stages of an approach. The glideslope intercept altitude of a precision approach should be included in the IAP briefing, and awareness of this altitude when intercepting the glideslope helps ensure a false glideslope or other erroneous indication is not followed. When at a higher altitude than desired in a descent, lowering the nose to increase speed will increase the descent angle and get the aircraft back to the desired path.