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What is the standard height for the floor of a Termial Control Area (TCA) or TCA extension in low level controlled airspace?
1200 AGL
What does the term FAF refer to?
Final Approach Fix
What does the term MAP refer to?
Missed Approach Point
What is the optimum distance and height from the FAF to the MAP
4nm 1000’
Stright in minima MDA and DA is based on what?
Touch Down Zone Elevation TDZE
Circling minima DA is based on what?
Aerodrome elevation
What do many FAF have a crossing height above 1000 feet?
To keep aircraft in controlled airspace
When is the latest point in an IFR approach you should switch to a visual approach?
Missed Approach Point MAP
In a non precision at what point should the aircraft cross the FAF?
At or above the FAF crossing altitude
What does the term FAC refer to?
Final Approach Course
Where there is no FAF when can a decent to MDH be made?
When the aircraft is established on the Final Approach Course
Fill in the blank: For a non precision it is best to get to the MDA __________ to ensure you have more time to see the runway and stay stabilized without making a steep last-minute descent.
As soon as possible
What is the point of the intermediate approach segment?
Straight in approach
What does the FACF mean?
Final Approach Course Fix
Where is the FACF often located?
8nm from the runway threshold
Arc transitions have a obstacle clerance of _____ feet and ____ NM on either side
1000 4
In IFR procedures ____ are short back-and-forth maneuvering legs used to lose altitude or line up properly before starting the approach.
Shuttles
Shuttles are used for climbs and decents greater than _____
2000’
What is the maximum speed for climbs in a shuttle?
310 KIAS
What is the maximum speed for decents in a shuttle?
200, 230, 265 KIAS
When conducting a precision approach that has a FAF when should you cross it?
Glide Path
What are the minimuns for a CAT II approach?
100’ DA and 1200’ RVR
If a full scale deflection occurs on GSI what should the pilot do?
Overshoot
What is the area of reliablity for the ILS?
10NM 35 and 18NM 10
What is the dry adiabatic lapes rate?
3C/1000
What is the saturated adiabatic lapes rate?
1.5C/1000
When would you use the dry adiabatic lapes rate?
How cold the air is below the cloud
When would you use the saturated adiabatic lapes rate?
How cold the air is in the cloud
Rain has the effect of ____ the air it falls through the process of _____
Cooling Evaporation