The Final Approach Cat C limit corresponds to which value?

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The Final Approach Cat C limit corresponds to which value?

The concept here is where a Category C speed limit is applied during an instrument approach. Category C refers to approach speeds in the 121–140 knots range, and those speeds are relevant during the final portion of the approach—when you’re descending toward the runway and configuring for landing, and when the published minima are defined. So the limit is tied to the Final Approach segment, not the initial approach or the missed approach. That’s why the best match is the Final Approach phase.

The concept here is where a Category C speed limit is applied during an instrument approach. Category C refers to approach speeds in the 121–140 knots range, and those speeds are relevant during the final portion of the approach—when you’re descending toward the runway and configuring for landing, and when the published minima are defined. So the limit is tied to the Final Approach segment, not the initial approach or the missed approach. That’s why the best match is the Final Approach phase.

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