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Figure 5-19 Radar Instrument Approach Minimums |
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|  CHAPTER FIVE
T-6A INSTRUMENT NAVIGATION
NOTE
RVR may be listed if used.
8. HAT - The height of the decision height or MDA above the highest runway elevation in the
touchdown zone (first 3000 feet of runway).
9.
HAA - The height of the MDA above the published airport elevation.
10. CEIL-VIS (Ceiling-Visibility) - This is where you can find your weather minimums for
filing purposes.
Figure 5-19 Radar Instrument Approach Minimums
NOTE
The T-6A is considered a single-piloted aircraft. OPNAV states
"single-piloted aircraft use 200-foot ceiling/HAT and 1/2-
mile/2400 feet RVR as absolute minimums for instrument
approaches".
5-52 TERMINAL PROCEDURES
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