Instrument Approach Procedures Questions -Cont.

INSTRUMENT FLIGHT RULES WORKBOOK

CHAPTER THREE

18.

What is the significance of the Maltese cross at BARTZ Int.? _______________

USE MIAMI INTL ILS RWY 9L APPROACH PLATE IN VOL 15.

19. Approving authority for this approach is the _______________.

20. This approach is a _______________ as opposed to a procedure-turn-type approach.

21. Terminal information for Miami International can be obtained on the _______________

receiver tuned to _______________ MHz.

22. IAF for this approach is_______________.

23. LAWNN is the FAF. How is this intersection defined in a T-34C? _______________

24. What type of approach lights are available on runway 27R? _______________

25. RWY 9L has HIRL. What does HIRL stand for? _______________

26. What does the

in the minimum section mean? _______________

USE PENSACOLA NAS TACAN RWY 7R APPROACH PLATE IN VOL 15.

27. What is the IAF for this approach? _______________ How is it defined?

_______________

28. The 13 DME arc is 13 NM in length. (True/False)

29. Once established on the 13 DME arc, when should the turn inbound to the field be

completed? _______________

30. How is FAF identified? _______________

31. What is maximum altitude at FAF? _______________ The minimum altitude?

_______________

32. Where is the Missed Approach Point if approach and runway lights are inoperative?

_______________

33. Runway 01 has arresting gear that can be taken in either direction. (True/False)

34. What are the MDA, HAA, and weather minimums for a circle to land approach to runway

19 (CAT B)? _______________

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