IN2 review q's

After liftoff during an ITO, you should be committed to attitude instrument flying procedures due to
the potential for ______.

Before retracting gear and flaps, you should have indications of positive rate of climb on the ______.

The two DP types are ______.

______ departures provide heading and altitude to fly until you are capable of maintaining your cleared flight route using on-board navigation systems.

AETC Pilots are only required to read back numbers, what numbers?

Holding fixes may be defined by what?

How fast do you transition to instrument references during an instrument takeoff (ITO)? What is the
pitch attitude for an ITO?

The maximum length of an inbound leg of a holding pattern above 14,000 feet MSL is ______.

You are 70 NM from the Palacios VORTAC at FL180 and 240 KTAS. You are instructed to descend
to cross the Palacios VORTAC at 4000 feet MSL. What should your descent gradient be? What is the
resulting VSI if you maintain airspeed (assume no wind)?

At a groundspeed of 4NM per minute and a descent gradient of 3°, what is the VSI rate of descent?

Prior to the IAF you should complete a W-HOLDS check. What do the letters in W-HOLDS stand
for?

If starting a non-DME teardrop approach from below the published IAF altitude, you must fly
outbound ______ for every ______ feet below the IAF altitude before initiating the descent

What are the two categories of low altitude instrument approach procedures (IAPs)?

What are the two types of low-altitude course reversal approaches?

What are the three common types of low-altitude procedure track approaches?

When can you descend to the FAF altitude?

When will a procedure turn approach not be flown?

Approaching the IAF for a procedure track approach you may use normal turn lead points if your
heading is within ______ of the procedure track course

How is a holding pattern in lieu of a procedure turn depicted on an instrument approach plate?

True or false? When flying a low altitude procedure turn approach you may begin the turn inbound at
any point.
True False

How are segments of procedure track approaches depicted?

You have been cleared the VOR/DME RWY 5 approach at Cochran Airport. How many turns are you expected to complete in holding?

When can you descend from the turn completion altitude on a non-DME high altitude, teardrop instrument penetration?

What descent angle and VSI do you need to descend at 210 KTAS from 15,000 feet MSL to 3000 feet MSL in 30 NM (no wind)?

If flying a non-DME teardrop approach with no published turn altitude, initiate the inbound turn when
the aircraft is ______.

While being radar vectored to final, attempt contact with the controlling agency if no transmissions are received for approximately _____.

If IMC conditions are likely to be encountered, when will missed approach instructions for a radar approach normally be issued?

If ceiling is less than 500 feet above the MVA and visibility is less than 3 miles, the aircraft will be vectored to intercept the final approach course at least ______ from the FAF at a maximum intercept angle of _____ degrees

You are flying an ASR approach and the radar controller is providing recommended altitudes onfinal. These recommended altitudes approximate the ______ glidepath and will cease at the ______.

How do you know you are at the MAP on an ASR approach?

You are at DA on a PAR approach when _____.

Typical runway lighting consists of a row of ______ lights on each side of the runway, ______ lights identifying the runway threshold, and ______ lights at the departure end. (D/1/1)

Runway End Identifier Lights (REIL) are flashing white lights used to ______.

Where can you find a detailed diagram of the type of approach lighting identified by this symbol?

Which runway minimums do you use when flying a circling approach?

How much obstacle clearance is provided when circling at the published MDA?

When flying a circling maneuver, is it permissible to fly at an altitude ABOVE the circling MDA?

If you are executing climbout instructions and the departure end of the runway is in sight, delay any
turn until ______.

When executing a missed approach from a circling maneuver begin a _____.

You have been cleared the GPS RWY 5 approach at Cochran Airport and instructed to enter holding at VIENNA. What mode must you select for the GPS before entering holding?

When you cross the FAF on a GPS approach, the track line to the MAP on the EHSI will turn
______.

You are flying an ILS approach. You are past the localizer FAF and above the localizer MDA. You go two dots below the ILS glidepath. Do you have to go missed approach?

Radar controllers provide obstacle clearance using _____.

On final for a no-gyro ASR, begin using half-standard rate turns _____.

You would get a graphic depiction of the landing environment for a particular airfield _____.

When can you begin a descent from MDA during a circling maneuver?

When do you have to go missed approach from the MAP?

What is an instrument departure?

What is the meaning of a black inverted triangle with a “T” in the center?

When receiving a new in-flight clearance, what items must you read back to the controller?

What is the direction of turn and inbound leg length for a nonstandard holding pattern at 14,000 feet MSL?

What are the three types of high altitude approaches?

What airspeed do you maintain when performing a low altitude approach (prior to configuring)?What is the recommended rate of descent during a low altitude approach?

What is the difference between a procedure turn and a procedure track?

When flying an ILS approach, what action should you take at the glideslope intercept point?

You are enroute to a GPS approach that is loaded and selected. At 30 NM, the CDI scale automatically switches to _____.

At 2 NM from the FAF, the GPS automatically switches to the _____ when all conditions are
satisfied.

When the GPS transitions to the approach active mode, the CDI scale begins to change from the ±1 NM approach scale to a ______ final approach scale.

When you cross the FAF on a GPS approach, the ______ on the EHSI will ______.

When flying in the radar environment, attempt contact with the controlling agency if no transmissions are received for ______ while being vectored, ______ on ASR final, and ______ on
PAR final

When being vectored to an ASR final approach, somewhere in the radar pattern the radar controller will specify ______.

A PAR approach starts when the aircraft is in range of the precision radar and _____.

Controllers will normally expect an aircraft on no-gyro vectors to use _____ bank turns in the pattern and _____ bank turns on final

On final for a no-gyro ASR, begin using half-standard rate turns _____.

What is the missed approach point for an instrument approach?

When transitioning to visual references during an actual instrument final approach, a good technique is to start peeking outside ______.

What are climbout instructions?

You are flying a circling maneuver and lose visual references. In what direction do you make a climbing turn during the missed approach?

When can you descend from the turn completion altitude on a non-DME high altitude, teardrop instrument penetration?

When do you begin timing outbound on a procedure turn?

How much bank should you use to make corrections on a radar final approach?

What should you do to safely transition to land from the MDA if you are past the VDP with visual glidepath indicators giving you an above glidepath indication?