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MSA
1,000 ft above highest obstruction w/in 5 NMs
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Min IFR En Route Altitude
1,000 ft (2,000 ft in mountainous terrain) above highest obstruction to flight w/in 5 NMs
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ESA
1,000 ft (2,000 ft in mountainous terrain) above highest obstruction to flight w/in 22 NMs
May compute several ESAs
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Night VMC
500 ft above highest obstruction to flight, or 400 feet + 1 chart contour interval, whichever is higher, w/in 3 NMs
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NVG Altitude
500 ft above highest spot terrain, or 400 feet + 1 chart contour interval, whichever is higher, w/in 3 NMs
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NVG LL: When encountering a charted man-made obstacle w/in 3 NMs of centerline...
Must visually identify the obstacle.
If not identified by 3 NMs, climb to 500 feet above obstacle
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What do you have to do on LL when temp is 32F/0C or below?
Add temp corrections IAW FIH to IMC and Night minimum enroute altitudes
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Min required chart annotation?
- O: Objective area
- N: Navigation info (Course line/data)
- E: ESA
- TIP: Turnpoints and IP
- C2: CHUM data/date, and Chart series/date
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Min Doghouse Requirements
- Block Altitude
- Course (Mag)
- Distance
- NVG Altitude
- Night Altitude
- MSA
- Min IFR
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How far do we have to avoid airfields by on a LL?
1500 ft and 3 NMs
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Min Wx for an IR LL?
None. Could be 0/0
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Speed restrictions for an IR LL route?
As published in AP1B
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Mountainous Terrain is defined where?
- US: 14 CFR 95.11
- OCONUS: 500' Surface Elevation Change Over 1/2 NM
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