IFR Arrival Flashcards
1
Q
What are the minimum weather requirements to fly a contact approach?
A
1 SM and clear of clouds.
2
Q
You must have an IFR-approved GPS receiver to fly a STAR that has the code RNAV in the title.
A
True
3
Q
Which type of instrument procedure is used to sequence inbound traffic to an airport?
A
A Standard Terminal Arrival Route (STAR).
4
Q
When it is time to descend at your destination, you should expect a normal descent gradient of:
A
250 – 350 feet per NM.
5
Q
When arriving at a busy airport you should:
A
Tune in ATIS before entering the terminal area.
6
Q
Which two approach types are not considered to be procedural?
A
The visual and contact approach.
7
Q
Which type of approach must be requested by the pilot?
A
Contact approach.
