Instrument Approach Procedures Answers -Cont.

CHAPTER THREE

INSTRUMENT FLIGHT RULES WORKBOOK

46.

True (Unless requested by pilot and approved by ATC)

47.

Nonprecision

48.

49.

3000 feet MSL

50. DH (decision height) applies to precision straight-in approaches. MDA (minimum descent

altitude) applies to nonprecision approaches, straight-in and circling.

51. HAT (height above touchdown) applies to all straight-in approaches. HAA (height above

airport) applies to circling approaches.

52. Precision approach has a glideslope. (ILS and PAR only) Nonprecision has no glideslope

information (VOR, TACAN, ADF)

53.

ASR and PAR (airport surveillance radar -- precision approach radar)

54.

azimuth; range

55.

azimuth; range; altitude (glideslope)

56.

Approach Plates

57.

Runway Visual Range

58.

PAR; ILS

59.

Radar Minimums section of the Approach Plates

60. False (This chart is inside the back cover of the Low Altitude Instrument Approach

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