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What is indicated by the top & bottom of the margin information?
Airport location
Procedure identification
Airport coordinates
How are civil approach plates organized?
City, airport name, state
How are military approaches organized?
Airport name first
What do letters in the beginning of the alphabet that are used as a suffix to the approach name denote?
Procedures that do NOT meet the criteria for a straight-in approach (circling approach)
What is the angle or required descent gradient that the final approach must be aligned with to be considered straight?
30 degrees or greater than 400FPNM (from the FAF to the TCH aka threshold crossing height)
What do letters in the end of the alphabet that are used as a suffix to the approach name denote?
Approaches to the same runway using the same approach aid (newer approaches will be later in the alphabet)
What section of the IAP chart provides the pilot with information required to execute the published approach procedure & is located at the top of the chart?
Pilot briefing
What 4 pieces of information can be found in the upper left hand 4 boxes of a pilot briefing?
NAVAID providing approach guidance
NAVAID’s frequency
Final approach course
Runway information
What order are the frequencies listed in on the pilot briefing information?
In order of use
What 6 pieces of information does the textbook highlight of the pilot briefing section?
Localizer information
Approach course
Available landing distance
Runway environment elevations
Notes & limitations
Text descriptions of missed approach
What part of a IAP chart provides a graphical overhead view of a procedure?
Planview
What are the two main pieces of information are included in the planview?
Navigation frequency information
Localizer location

What does this symbol indicate in an IAP?
Missed approach
What does a wide X symbol indicate that’s before the missed approach?
Runway

What do these symbols indicate on an IAP?
Marker beacons (middle comes first)
How is the initial approach frequency shown in a IAP chart?
The words IAP above the communication box
How is the initial approach fix shown on an IAP chart?
(IAF)
What does noPT mean on an IAP chart?
No procedure turn
Why would the reciprocal course to the inbound be shown on an IAP?
Reciprocal indicates where pilots go without control instructions (aka procedure turn)

What does this symbol indicate on an IAP chart?
Published holding pattern for missed approach

What does this symbol indicate on an IAP chart?
MSA (minimum safe altitudes)
What do the following abbreviations mean:
MSA
FPNM
TAA
Minimum safe altitude
Feet per nautical mile
Terminal arrival area
What is the emergency altitude to be used within 25 nautical miles of the NAVAID upon which the approach is predicated but does not ensure NAVAID frequency reception?
MSA (minimum safe altitude)
What is the radius of a MSA’s applicability?
25nm
What replaces the MSA (minimum safe altitude) & provides minimum altitudes with standard obstacle clearance depending upon the direction from which the aircraft is arriving?
TAA (terminal arrival area)
What’s the radius of a TAA, based on the IAF?
30 miles
What do the arc boundaries of the TAA allow aircraft to do?
Transition from the en route structure direct to the nearest IAF (eliminates feeder routes, departure extensions, and procedure turns)
What parts of an approach is a basic T design meant to align? (3 things)
Runway centerline with MAP
The FAF 5nm from the threshold
IF 5nm from the FAF
Where are the 2IAFs located on the basic T design?
3-6nm on either side & approximately 90 degrees to the final approach course
If the IF is also designated an IAF, what does that mean for the approach?
Straight-in approach
When an IF is not designated an IAF, what does that mean for the approach?
The straight-in procedure cannot be used due to terrain/airspace considerations
What will TAAs describe if it’s not the routes of flight?
A volume of airspace within which an aircraft proceeds inbound from the 30nm arc boundary toward an appropriate IAF
What part of an IAP chart gives detailed information about the layout of the airport?
Airport diagram
What 6 types of information is included on an airport diagram?
Airport elevation
Touchdown zone elevation
Displaced threshold
Obstructions
Runway lights available
FAF distance & time/speed table

What does this symbol indicate on an IAP?
Displaced threshold
What has a visual depiction of the instruments for conducting the missed approach procedure?
Missed approach icons
What part of the IAP chart are the missed approach icons a part of?
Profile view
What part of the IAP chart includes the missed approach icons and shows a side view of the IAP?
Profile view
If an approach is non-precision, what’s the term to indicate the lowest altitude at which a pilot has to make a decision about landing?
Minimum descent altitude
If an approach is precision, what’s the term to indicate the lowest altitude at which a pilot has to make a decision about landing?
Decision altitude
If the approach is precision, what 5 things are included in the profile view?
Missed approach icons
LOM’s glideslope attitude (LOM = locator outer marker)
FAF
IAP courses
Minimum procedure turn altitude (number underlined)

What does this symbol indicate in the profile view of an IAP chart?
FAF when flown as a full ILS approach

What does this symbol indicate in the profile view of an IAP chart?
FAF when flown as a localizer approach
What section of the IAP chart consists of minimum parameters on certain aspects when landing, like ceiling height, distances, and weather?
Precision minimums section
What are the 2 primary data types of the minimums section?
Aircraft approach categories (determined according to landing speed at maximum certified gross landing weight)
Variations of the approach procedure (straight-in, localizer, and circling)
What is the lowest altitude, in MSL, to which descent is authorized on final approach or during circle-to-land maneuvering in execution of an IAP where no electronic glideslope is provided?
MDA (minimum descent altitude)
What height is used for localizer approach when runway is known?
HAT (height of MDA above touchdown zone)
What height is used for straight-in approach only because the landing runway is known?
Height of DA above touchdown zone (HAT)
What height is used for the circling version because the runway is not known?
HAA (height of MDA above airport)
What type of approach authorizes a pilot to proceed visually and cleared of clouds to the airport while operating on an IFR flight plan?
Visual approach
What are the 3 conditions for a visual approach?
Pilot must always see the runway or preceding aircraft
Approach must be authorized
Weather must be VFR conditions
For a visual approach to be executed with traffic, what are the 3 requirements?
Airport ceiling must be 500ft above the minimum vectoring altitude & VFR conditions
Controller must initiate or pilot must request
Pilot sees & follows preceding traffic
Whose responsibility is separation between a plane & its preceding traffic once a visual approach is confirmed?
Pilot
What type of approach is where an aircraft on an IFR flight plan may deviate from the instrument approach procedure & proceed to the destination airport by visual reference to the surface?
Contact approach
What are the 3 conditions of a contact approach?
Have ATC authorization
Operate clear of clouds with at least 1SM visibility
Reasonable expectation of continuing to the airport in these conditions
Who initializes a contact approach?
Pilot request
What procedures are established for environmental/noise considerations?
Charted Visual Flight Procedures (CVFP)
Who are CVFP primarily designed for?
Turbojets
What are the 2 conditions for charted visual flight procedures?
Only used at airports with a control tower
Begins within 20nm from airport