Arrivals/Approach Chart Details Flashcards by fatih dag

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What is

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If you don’t want to fly STAR, what can you do?

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Put in the remarks sections

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Explain the follwoing

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All of the routes come together at one intersection

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What is the highligthed areas?

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For RNAV

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What is the FAA decent expectation?

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250 to 350 FT/NM

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If you speed is 120 knots, what is the descent rate expectations

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500 to 700 ft FPM

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If you accept, comply with speed, direction and altitude requirments.

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What is

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Lowest altitude assigned is the lowest victor altitude

Avaliable to ATC

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What are the two approaches not procedural and can be used on some wethaer condititions?

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Visual Approcah

Contact approcah

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What is the step if you abondan the visual approcah in unctrolled airport?

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Contact ATC and remain in IFR

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Process of

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Explain

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What are the minimum weather requirements to fly a contact approach?

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1 SM and clear of clouds.

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When arriving at a busy airport you should:

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Tune in ATIS before entering the terminal area.

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Which type of approach must be requested by the pilot?

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Contact approach.

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what is

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Plane is flown to fix point. to minumum Decsent Altitude. If you miss, appply the missed approach.

Descent starts until the miss point

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What is the follwoing?

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Ground Speed and time after the final approach fix to missed approach point.

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What is precision approach?

What is decision altitude?

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What is

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What is

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How can you contiune, if you didn;t see the runway at DA?

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How to indentify an approach if straight in is not avalibale?

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Identify wit a letter. In this case, it is a Alfa

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Why there are multible letters on approacj chart?

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There are mutible straight in approaches.

they start end of the alpabet and work back words

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What is IAF?

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Initial approach fix

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How can you indentify IAF?

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Look at the intersections from another VOR.

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What is the inked area?

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Large bodies of water is shown to help the pilots.

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What is the follwoing?

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Planes who are flying over VOR to transition to approach.

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What is the follwoing?

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When they are creating approach, they are looking for specifically 10NM radious

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What is NoPT?

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NO procedure turn.

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What is Procedure Turn NA?

What is a procedure turn?

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Not authorized procedure turn.

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What is a colored Contour?

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