Chapter Seven Terminal Publications

CHAPTER SEVEN

TERMINAL PUBLICATIONS

700. INTRODUCTION

Perhaps the most critical part of your IFR flight is the penetration and approach in the terminal

phase of flight. You must be able to descend from cruising altitude and execute a safe landing in

instrument conditions. This process is accomplished by means of published Instrument

Approach Procedures (commonly called approach plates) and/or maneuvers directed by radar

controllers. You must be thoroughly familiar with the types of penetrations and approaches

available for use.

References

FLIP Approach Plates

FLIP General Planning

FLIP IFR Enroute Supplement

701. LESSON TOPIC LEARNING OBJECTIVES

Enabling Objectives

F.7

Locate, interpret, and apply information in FLIP Terminal Publications.

Enabling Steps

F.7.1 Recall information found in the legend.

F.7.2 Extract information from the radar minimums section.

F.7.3 Extract information from the planview section.

F.7.4 Extract information from the profile section.

F.7.5 Extract information from the minima section.

F.7.6 Extract information from the airport sketch.

F.7.7 Extract information from the airfield diagrams.

F.7.8 Extract information from the rate of descent table.

TERMINAL PUBLICATIONS

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