Figure 4-6. Radar Instrument Approach Minimums

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Figure 4-6 Radar Instrument Approach Minimums

The ceiling and visibility for the PAR 19L approach are published at 100 (Figure 4-6).

OPNAV 3710.7 places a restriction on the use of approaches by single-piloted aircraft T34C.

The absolute minimums for a single-piloted aircraft are 200 foot ceiling/HAT and visibility of

mile/2400 feet RVR. Thus, the approach minimums for a T34C executing a PAR 19L approach

would be 200 (HAT would be raised to 200 feet and the DH to 517 feet).

If the destination does not have a radar approach, you must use a nonprecision NAVAID

approach. Since the T34C is VOR and TACAN equipped, you can execute either of these

approaches, depending on which is available at your destination.

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