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What is the purpose of a DME arc on an instrument approach procedure?

A DME arc is a segment of an instrument approach procedure defined by maintaining a constant distance from a DME (Distance Measuring Equipment) ground station.

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Question: What is the purpose of a DME arc on an instrument approach procedure?

Answer options:

  • To provide a precise radial tracking maneuver. ✅ To define a segment of the approach based on a constant distance from a DME source.
  • To indicate a mandatory holding pattern.
  • To serve as a substitute for a missed approach point.

Correct answer: To define a segment of the approach based on a constant distance from a DME source.

Explanation: A DME arc is a segment of an instrument approach procedure defined by maintaining a constant distance from a DME (Distance Measuring Equipment) ground station. It allows for a curved path in the approach.

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