LOC / DME RWY 26 — The “/” indicates?
More than one navaid is required to identify the approach and receive guidance.
What is the touchdown zone defined as?
The first 1/3 of the runway, or 3000ft, which ever is less.
Do visual approached have missed approach segments?
No, they do not. At a controlled aerodrome, ATC will issue instructions. At an uncontrolled aerodrome, remain clear of cloud and land as soon as possible. Contact ATC for instructions if [...]
What are the prerequisites for a visual approach?
Must be initiated within a radar environment, reported ceiling at least 500ft above minimum IFR altitude, ground visibility of 3SM or more, report aerodrome in sight (or preceding airplane if at [...]
What kind of visibility do you need in order to request a contact approach?
1 nm flight visibility. Must complete the approach clear of cloud.
What are the responsibilities of ATC during a contact approach?
Providing IFR separation from other aircraft.
What are the responsibilities of a pilot during a contact approach?
Obstacle clearance during approach and during missed approach, despite the fact that ATC may issue specific missed approach instructions.
How do I calculate time, fuel, and distance to climb?
In order to calculate time to climb you need: the vertical distance you are climbing (ex SL to 4000 feet = 4000 feet) your climb rate (ex 500 feet per [...]
How often does the pitot static system and the altimeter need to be calibrated on a VFR airplane to fly in Class B airspace?
The pitot static system and the altimeter need to be calibrated every 24 months to fly in class B airspace.
What is an isogonal?
An isogonal is a line on a map/chart joint point of equal magnetic variation.