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If an approach has the letter "A" attached as a suffix (VOR DME A) what does this indicate?
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The approach does not meet straight in criteria and circling minimums apply.
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Do all approaches have final approach fixes?
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No, some nonprecision approaches may not have a FAF. These will usually have a NAVAID located on the airport.
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With no FAF when would final descent to MDA be started?
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Upon completion of the PT and established on final. When being vectored within specified distance from the NAVAID.
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What does a black triangle with a white "A" appearing in the notes section mean?
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Alternate minimums…the info is found in the TPP (Terminal Procedures Publication http://www.uscg.mil/hq/cg3/cg3pcx/missions/auxair/iap_intro.pdf). If NA alternate minimums are not authorized.
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What is the significance of the term "radar required".
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Alert pilot to absence of a NAVAID and expect radar guidance while transiting segments labeled with this term.
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Where is the MSA centered, and what does it provide? FTW
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Mufin LOM, 1000' clearance above the highest obstacle up to 25nm.
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What is the IAF for this procedure? FTW
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The IAF is MUFIN LOM
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What is the bold arrow from Bowie VOR? FTW
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Feeder route…transition from enroute structure to the IAF.
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What is the 10nm ring? FTW
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10 nm radius is the boundary to scale the procedure is charted.
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Within what distance must the procedure turn be executed at FTW?
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10 NM
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If a PT is required what is the MSA? FTW
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2300 msl
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What altitude can you descend after the PT? FTW
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When established inbound 2000' msl
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What is "1992" at the outer marker? FTW
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altitude of the glide slope at the outer marker
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What is the angle of the glide slope? FTW
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3 degrees
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What is the altitude the electronic glide slope crosses the threshold of 16L? FTW
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Threshold crossing height TCH is 57'
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If the glide slope became inoperative could you continue the approach if established? FTW
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Yes, providing you notify ATC and they approve a localizer approach.
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If you lose your marker beacon receiver what are the substitutes? FTW
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Compass locator, 5.3 DME, Maverick VOR R-269
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Where is the missed approach point for precision and non precision? FTW
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Precision is DH 910 msl. Non precision is 1.5 DME from I-FTW or time from MUFIN.
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What is the minimum visibility for a CAT A (0-90kts) 16L @ FTW?
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1/2 sm or 2400 RVR feet.
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If the light system became inop, how would you determine min visibility for CAT A? FTW
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Go to the front of the approach chart book.
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Are takeoff minimums standard at FTW?
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nonstandard, terminal departure procedures should be consulted.
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What are the circling minimums for 16L FTW
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circling MDA is 1260
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What is (200-1/2) ? FTW
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Minimums for military aircraft.
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What do the terms LNAV and VNAV mean in the minimums section?
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LNAV is lateral guidance and minimum is MDA and LNAV/VNAV have both lateral and vertical guidance WAAS and minimum is DA
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If the weather reports ceilings 100 and visibility 1/2 sm can you make an approach to ILS 16L FTW?
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The approach may be attempted regardless of ceiling and visiblilty, but at DH the runway must be in sight to land.
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