Practice question
What is a Continuous Descent Final Approach (CDFA) technique on a non-precision approach?
- A technique where the aircraft flies a stabilized continuous vertical profile from the FAF down to the decision altitude/height, eliminating the traditional 'dive-and-drive' step-down level segments to enhance safety.
- A high-speed dive directly to the runway threshold.
- A circling maneuver performed at 500 feet AGL.
- An unpowered gliding descent with both engines shut down.
Answer: A — A technique where the aircraft flies a stabilized continuous vertical profile from the FAF down to the decision altitude/height, eliminating the traditional 'dive-and-drive' step-down level segments to enhance safety.
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