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What does a 'RA' (Runway Awareness) annotation in an RNAV (GPS) approach minimums section indicate?
In RNAV (GPS) approach minimums, 'RA' indicates that these specific minimums are based on the aircraft having a Runway Awareness system (or equivalent vertical
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Question: What does a 'RA' (Runway Awareness) annotation in an RNAV (GPS) approach minimums section indicate?
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- Rainfall Advisory - cautions regarding wet runways.
- Required Annotation - mandatory to read this section before flying. ✅ Runway Awareness - indicates minimums are based on the availability of a specific type of RNAV system with vertical guidance.
- Radar Altimeter - specifies that terrain following radar is required.
Correct answer: Runway Awareness - indicates minimums are based on the availability of a specific type of RNAV system with vertical guidance.
Explanation: In RNAV (GPS) approach minimums, 'RA' indicates that these specific minimums are based on the aircraft having a Runway Awareness system (or equivalent vertical guidance functionality) for enhanced safety and accuracy. It's often associated with LPV/LNAV/VNAV minimums.
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