Mar 2, 2019
100 Approach Plate Minimums Explained for IFR Pilots + GA News
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Summary
100 Max talks Approach Plate
Minimums used by Instrument rated pilots. When can you descend
below the MDA or DA? What governs whether an aircraft is in
Category A, B, C, etc.? Which governs whether you can land, the
minimum altitude, or the visibility? How low can you descend when
you have the approach lights in sight? Which items do you have to
see before you’re allowed to descend to land?
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