Practice question
What is the primary operational purpose of the Minimum Vectoring Altitude (MVA) established for radar controllers in the Approach Control Unit?
- To determine the maximum cruising speed of jet aircraft in the circuit
- To dictate the minimum altitude at which cabin depressurization drills may occur
- To indicate the lowest altitude at which a VFR flight may operate without a radio
- To specify the lowest altitude at which a controller may vector an IFR flight, guaranteeing required obstacle clearance
Answer: D — To specify the lowest altitude at which a controller may vector an IFR flight, guaranteeing required obstacle clearance
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