Motivation - P-12820164

T-45C TS INav-06

Departure and Terminal Procedures

MOTIVATION

The time to first study a high altitude approach plate is in the

planning room, not in the aircraft. Inadequate preparation for your

departure and arrival may result in potentially dangerous

situations for you, plus an increased workload for the controllers.

Preflight preparation will enable you to receive maximum training

during the flight.

OVERVIEW

This lesson provides you with the procedures, requirements, and

criteria to prepare for departure and arrival. The underlying

principle of this lesson is thorough preflight preparation.

Understanding and attending to preparation will take most of the

uncertainties out of your flight.

In this lesson we will be studying:

Fuel requirements for filing DD-175

Departure point minimums for takeoff

Types of IFR departures

- Standard Instrument Departure

- RADAR

- VFR climb on course

Standard instrument departure (SID)

Published approaches

- Criteria determining type of approach

- Differences between high and low altitude approaches

Other approaches

- Visual approach

- Contact approach

- Circling approach

- Circling area limit

Closing a flight plan

Log Book entries

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