Approach Chart Details

Question 1

A Non-Precision Approach is a:

Answer 1

Clearance to descend at a fix to a MDA and then on to the MAP.

Question 2

A clearance for an instrument approach is:

Answer 2

Authorization to follow the prescribed instrument approach procedure, and descend to the MDA or DA/H, and fly the published missed approach procedure.

Question 3

What are the components of an approach chart?

Answer 3

Pilot Briefing, Plan View, Profile View and Minimums.

Question 4

An approach chart:

Answer 4

Can show colored contours in the Plan View.

Question 5

A procedure turn is prohibited when:

Answer 5

There is “NoPT” or “Procedure Turn NA” printed on the chart. OR
The pilot is given a radar vector to final or is performing a timed approach from a hold.

Question 6

The tilted Maltese Cross is the symbol for:

Answer 6

The final approach fix.

Question 7

Approach Categories in the minimum section of the approach chart:

Answer 7

Divide aircraft according to speed.

Question 8

Airport elevation is the elevation MSL measured at:

Answer 8

The touchdown zone (TDZ) of the runway depicted on the chart.