If you are high and to the right of the ILS course, what displacement does this indicate?

Being high and to the right of the ILS (Instrument Landing System) course indicates that you are above the ideal glide slope and offset to the right of the centerline. This situation is illustrated in the relevant figure, showing the relationship between aircraft position and the ILS signals.

Figure 140 illustrates this scenario, demonstrating that the aircraft is not only elevated above the glide slope but is also off to the right of the intended path. Recognizing your position in relation to the ILS is critical for making necessary adjustments to maintain alignment with the runway for a safe approach and landing. Understanding the visual cues presented in these figures helps pilots quickly assess their position relative to the ILS and make informed decisions during the approach phase.