INRAT-H Practice Questions - Transport Canada Instrument Rating - Helicopter Written Examination Exam

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An IFR helicopter pilot is planning an alternate aerodrome that has a GNSS approach with a published LNAV minimum descent altitude of 650 feet ASL, a height above touchdown (HAT) of 350 feet, and a minimum visibility of 1.25 statute miles. What is the minimum forecast ceiling and visibility required for this alternate?

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550 feet ceiling and 1.25 statute miles visibility

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