Which document section would a pilot consult for detailed approach and departure procedures?

Which document section would a pilot consult for detailed approach and departure procedures?

• A. ENR 1.5
• B. AIM 3.0
• C. ENR 4.2
• D. AIP ENR 2

Answer: (A)

The detailed instrument approach and standard departure procedures are published in the Aeronautical Information Publication under the Enroute section, specifically the aerodrome procedures. In this structure, the section that lists the instrument approach procedures and standard departures for each aerodrome is ENR 1.5. Pilots consult this part when planning arrivals and departures to know the exact procedures, missed approaches, and runway-specific notes. AIM contains general information about how the AIP is organized and how to use it, not the actual procedures. ENR 2 deals with enroute information like airways and navigation data, not airport-specific approaches. ENR 4.2 covers different enroute or ATS information and not the detailed IAPs and SIDs/STARS. So ENR 1.5 is the source for those detailed approach and departure procedures.

The detailed instrument approach and standard departure procedures are published in the Aeronautical Information Publication under the Enroute section, specifically the aerodrome procedures. In this structure, the section that lists the instrument approach procedures and standard departures for each aerodrome is ENR 1.5. Pilots consult this part when planning arrivals and departures to know the exact procedures, missed approaches, and runway-specific notes.

AIM contains general information about how the AIP is organized and how to use it, not the actual procedures. ENR 2 deals with enroute information like airways and navigation data, not airport-specific approaches. ENR 4.2 covers different enroute or ATS information and not the detailed IAPs and SIDs/STARS. So ENR 1.5 is the source for those detailed approach and departure procedures.