At first glance, approach plates like Louisville’s ILS Runway 35R are easily discernible to instrument pilots. But during a recurrent training session when an instructor or examiner begins digging into the specifics, sweaty palms can easily follow.
Chart Wise: Quiz Time
Key Takeaways:
- The article presents a five-question quiz designed to test an instrument pilot's knowledge of ILS approach plate specifics.
- It uses the Louisville ILS Runway 35R approach as a scenario, complete with a METAR and Part 91 operations, to challenge pilot proficiency.
- Questions cover critical aspects of instrument flying, such as glideslope failure procedures, circle-to-land minimums, localizer interception, standard missed approach execution, and chart symbology interpretation.
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