Ophir
Well-Known Member
Which of the following IAPs will NOT have a published VDP?
a. circling approaches
b. an approach with an MDA based on part-time or full-time remote altimeter settings
c. an approach where the visual descent angle would pass below a required altitude at a step-down fix
d. an approach where the VDP would be between the MAP and the runway
e. any of the above.
What are the optimum and maximum non-precision final segment descent gradients?
a. 300'/nm and 380'/nm
b. 318'/nm and 400'/nm
c. 400'/nm and 500'/nm
What are the minimum and maximum distances for a DME arc that serves as an intermediate approach segment?
a. 5 nm and 25 nm
b. 7 nm and 30 nm
c. 9 nm and 35 nm
What is the maximum difference between the course to be flown in the intermediate approach segment and the final approach course?
a. 0
b. 10 degrees
c. 20 degrees
d. 30 degrees
e. 45 degrees
Fill in the blanks in the following sentences: The obstacle clearance in the initial approach primary area shall be a minimum of ____ feet. In the secondary area ____ feet of obstacle clearance shall be provided at the inner edge, tapering uniformly to zero feet at the outer edge.
a. 2000, 1000
b. 1500, 750
c. 1000, 500
What is the total width of the initial approach segment that is within 50 nm of the facility?
a. 6 nm
b. 8 nm
c. 10 nm
d. 12 nm
What is the minimum angle of the courses or radials for an intersection holding fix if the facilities are less than 30 miles apart?
a. 30 degrees
b. 45 degrees
c. 60 degrees
Which of the following is not a possible name for an IAP?
a. VOR/DME
b. LOC/DME
c. ILS/DME
What are the optimum and maximum descent gradients for the intermediate approach segment (in feet per nautical mile)? NOTE: The maximum may be exceeded for a localizer approach published in conjunction with an ILS procedure. In this case, a higher descent gradient equal to the commissioned GS angle (provided it does not exceed 3°) is permissible. Higher gradients resulting from arithmetic rounding are also permissible.
a. 150'/nm and 318 '/nm
b. 200'/nm and 424'/nm
c. 300'/nm and 636'/nm
a. circling approaches
b. an approach with an MDA based on part-time or full-time remote altimeter settings
c. an approach where the visual descent angle would pass below a required altitude at a step-down fix
d. an approach where the VDP would be between the MAP and the runway
e. any of the above.
What are the optimum and maximum non-precision final segment descent gradients?
a. 300'/nm and 380'/nm
b. 318'/nm and 400'/nm
c. 400'/nm and 500'/nm
What are the minimum and maximum distances for a DME arc that serves as an intermediate approach segment?
a. 5 nm and 25 nm
b. 7 nm and 30 nm
c. 9 nm and 35 nm
What is the maximum difference between the course to be flown in the intermediate approach segment and the final approach course?
a. 0
b. 10 degrees
c. 20 degrees
d. 30 degrees
e. 45 degrees
Fill in the blanks in the following sentences: The obstacle clearance in the initial approach primary area shall be a minimum of ____ feet. In the secondary area ____ feet of obstacle clearance shall be provided at the inner edge, tapering uniformly to zero feet at the outer edge.
a. 2000, 1000
b. 1500, 750
c. 1000, 500
What is the total width of the initial approach segment that is within 50 nm of the facility?
a. 6 nm
b. 8 nm
c. 10 nm
d. 12 nm
What is the minimum angle of the courses or radials for an intersection holding fix if the facilities are less than 30 miles apart?
a. 30 degrees
b. 45 degrees
c. 60 degrees
Which of the following is not a possible name for an IAP?
a. VOR/DME
b. LOC/DME
c. ILS/DME
What are the optimum and maximum descent gradients for the intermediate approach segment (in feet per nautical mile)? NOTE: The maximum may be exceeded for a localizer approach published in conjunction with an ILS procedure. In this case, a higher descent gradient equal to the commissioned GS angle (provided it does not exceed 3°) is permissible. Higher gradients resulting from arithmetic rounding are also permissible.
a. 150'/nm and 318 '/nm
b. 200'/nm and 424'/nm
c. 300'/nm and 636'/nm
