ACE Airfield Operations Module 3 Practice Test

Visual Approach definition.

It requires completing all instrument procedures It is conducted only under IFR conditions It is an approach when either part of all an instrument approach procedure is not completed and is executed with visual reference to the terrain It is only for unmanned aircraft

Correct Answer:

It is an approach when either part of all an instrument approach procedure is not completed and is executed with visual reference to the terrain

Explanation:

Visual Approach is an approach that lets you descend and land using visual references to the terrain and airport environment, with ATC guidance, without having to complete the entire instrument approach procedure. The key is being able to maintain visual contact with the runway or surrounding terrain and proceed visually toward the airport rather than following every instrument step. This option captures that idea: you may skip parts or all of the instrument procedure and still execute the approach as long as you have visual reference and the weather allows visual navigation. The other choices misstate the concept: you don’t have to complete all instrument procedures, it’s not limited to IFR conditions, and it’s not only for unmanned aircraft.

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