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If lost comms after beginning en route descent, what approach can you fly?
You are automatically cleared for any published approach
Proper descent rate
Descend at aircraft's optimum rate until within 1000 ft above assigned altitude, then descend at 500-1500 fpm
Advise ATC if unable to descend at:
500 fpm
Descent gradients in excess of _____ in IMC may induce spatial D
10 deg (1000 ft/nm)
Before starting descent:
Review IAP, recheck weather (if app), check heading and altitude systems, coordinate lost comm (if required)
Max Airspeed below 10000 MSL
250 KIAS
When can you descend on radar vectors?
Maintain last assigned altitude and heading until established on a segment of published approach or route
Established on course
VOR/TACAN/RNAV/GPS: Half full scale deflection; NDB: +/-5 deg; LOC based course: Within full scale deflection
What routing do you use if cleared for an approach while en route to a holding fix?
Proceed to IAF via the holding fix unless specifically told to proceed direct to IAF; if IAF is along route of flight to the holding fix then begin approach at IAF
What do you do if cleared for an approach while established in holding?
Complete the holding pattern; don't turn early unless specifically cleared
When can you use normal lead points?
If within 90 deg of approach course; outside of 90 you will need to request maneuvering airspace
When can you descend on High Altitude Penetration?
When abeam or past IAF on parallel or intercept heading to course
Reduce to _____________ before reahching the ____________.
Reduce to maneuvering airspeed prior to reacing the IAF (low alt app)
MVA Obstacle Protection
1000 ft (2000 ft mts)
Radar vectoring requirements (ceiling at least 500 above MVA, vis at least 3 SM)
1 mile from FAF at 20 deg or 3 miles from FAF at 30 deg
Radar vectoring requirements (all wx)
3 miles from FAF at 30 deg
Are controllers required to vector you at an altitude below glideslope for a precision app?
Yes
Required ATC readbacks:
Headings, altitudes (departing and assigned), altimeter settings
When should you configure?
Establish final app configuration and airspeed prior to the FAF
If you are cleared for a STAR ("cleared the xxx Arrival") do you comply with STAR altitudes?
No, maintain last assigned altitude
If you are told to DESCEND VIA a STAR can you laterally and vertically comply with STAR?
Yes
Is clearance for a STAR clearance for an approach?
No