Interpretation of High/Altitude Instrument Approach Plates

T-45C ADV INav-03

INav Review

PROGRESS CHECK

Sg 14, fr 2: Departure and

Terminal Procedures Review

Question 8--1.9.1.3.1.1

Menu

What are the criteria for a visual approach?

ANSWER: 1,000-ft ceiling visibility of 3 sm, with the field and/

or preceding aircraft in sight

Question 9--1.9.1.3.1.2

What are the criteria for a contact approach?

ANSWER: Operating clear of the clouds with at least 1-sm

visibility at the pilot's request

IV. Interpretation of High/Altitude Instrument Approach Plates

Sg 15, fr 1: Lesson

Organization

A. Features common to high altitude instrument approach

INAV REVIEW

plates 2.1.8.3.1.1

* Overview of Test

* Introduction to INav

Planview and profile symbols and elements

* Departure and Terminal

Procedures

Overhead and cross-sectional view of approach

* Interpretation of High Altitude

Instrument Approach Plates

path

* Flight Planning (Departure and

En route)

(1) Penetration track

Sg 16, fr 1: Interpretation of

High Altitude Instrument

(2) Procedure track

Approach Plates Organization

(3) Missed approach route

INTERPRETATION OF HIGH ALTITUDE

INSTRUMENT APPROACH PLATES

Features common to high

altitude instrument approach

plates

Elements specific to types of high

altitude approaches

Fig 16: Basic Penetration

Pattern

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