In an approach, the transition flight path is defined by __________(a) GPS(b) Celestial fix(c) Initial and final approach fix(d) ILSThe question was asked during an interview.This is a very interesting question from Mechanics of Landing topic in chapter Landing Systems & Air-Traffic Management of Avionics

In an approach, the transition flight path is defined by __________(a)

1.	In an approach, the transition flight path is defined by __________(a) GPS(b) Celestial fix(c) Initial and final approach fix(d) ILSThe question was asked during an interview.This is a very interesting question from Mechanics of Landing topic in chapter Landing Systems & Air-Traffic Management of Avionics
Answer» Correct answer is (c) INITIAL and FINAL approach fix The best I can explain: Approach ALTITUDES are measured barometrically and the TRANSITION flight path is defined by initial and final approach fixes using Tacan and marker beacons. Radar vectors can also be used at TIMES.

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