Which Cat C limit uses the value 121 - 140?

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Which Cat C limit uses the value 121 - 140?

Explanation:
The idea being tested is that aircraft approach categories are defined by an indicated airspeed range, with Cat C spanning 121–140 knots. On approach charts, that specific speed band is labeled as VAT, which is the designation used for the Cat C limit. So the 121–140 knot range is the VAT value shown for Cat C speeds. The other items describe parts or elements of the approach (Initial or Final Approach) or relate to a procedure other than a speed band (Max Missed Approach), so they don’t represent the Cat C speed limit.

The idea being tested is that aircraft approach categories are defined by an indicated airspeed range, with Cat C spanning 121–140 knots. On approach charts, that specific speed band is labeled as VAT, which is the designation used for the Cat C limit. So the 121–140 knot range is the VAT value shown for Cat C speeds. The other items describe parts or elements of the approach (Initial or Final Approach) or relate to a procedure other than a speed band (Max Missed Approach), so they don’t represent the Cat C speed limit.

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