Instrument Approach Procedures Questions -Cont.

CHAPTER THREE

INSTRUMENT FLIGHT RULES WORKBOOK

USE JACKSONVILLE NAS TACAN RWY 27 APPROACH PLATE IN VOL 15.

35.

This approach plate depicts three separate and distinct arcing procedures. (True/False)

36.

The holding pattern at MADEN is a mandatory part of the approach. (True/False)

USE AGUSTA REGIONAL BUSH FIELD ILS RWY 35 IN VOL 15.

37. Is this approach a precision or nonprecision approach? _______________

38. The ILS approach can be flown in a T34C. (True/False)

39. What is the frequency of the compass locator? _______________

40.

What is the minimum altitude for glideslope interception? _______________

41. What is the localizer frequency? _______________

42. What is the degree of glideslope? _______________

43. A Navy aircraft could not use the SILS35 minimums for this approach if it did not have

glideslope equipment installed. (True/False)

44. An ILS equipped aircraft category B commences the localizer portion of the ILS approach

at 120 knots. If the pilot did not see the field at _______________ minutes and

_______________ seconds after the LOM, he must execute a missed approach. The minimum

descent altitude at this point is _______________ (duty runway 35).

45. VASI is available on runway 35. (True/False)

46. An aircraft arriving over the LOM from SHELY Intersection at 1700 feet would not

execute a procedure turn. (True/False)

47. The localizer is a (precision/nonprecision) approach.

48. Can the loc RWY 35 be used as an alternate when the tower is closed? _______________

49. Approaching Bush Field from the NE, what is your Minimum Safe Altitude?

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