IFR enroute altitudes Flashcards

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MEA

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Minimum Enroute Altitude
-published altitude between NAVAID fixes
-obstacle clearance
-nav signal coverage between fixes

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MOCA

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Minimum Obstacle Clearance Altitude
-published altitude between fixes
-obstacle clearance
-nav signal reception only within 22 knots of VOR

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3
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COP

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Changeover Point
-specified point to change signal reception to the next fix
-if no COP, change halfway

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MRA

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Minimum Reception Altitude
-Minimum altitude at which an intersection can be indentified

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OROCA

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Off Route Obstacle Clearance Altitude
-2000’ above obstacles mountains, 1000’ in not mountains

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MCA

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Minimum Crossing Altitude
-minimum altitude to cross a fix when proceeding to a higher MEA
-for either obstacles or reception

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MAA

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Maximum Authorized Altitude
-highest usable altitude for nav signal coverage

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MHA

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Minimum Holding Altitude
-lowest altitude for hold
-nav signal coverage
-comms
-obstacle clearance requirements

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MVA

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Minimum Vectoring Altitude
-for being vectored by ATC
-obstacle clearance requirements
-more than 300’ above floor of airspace

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10
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MSA

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Minimum Sector Altitude
-for aerodromes
-for emergencies
-1000’ above obstacles in published circle

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