If an RNAV approach depicts a holding pattern at the IF/FAF, and there's no need for a course reversal, are you still required to do the hold procedure if "Cleared for approach"?
The AIM 5-4-6 e. 6&7 certainly makes it seem like you do, unless your're "Cleared for straight in approach".
Any help clearing up this workplace discussion would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
RNAV approach question
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Re: RNAV approach question
The procedure turn (or HILPT) is required unless:
- you're being vectored to final approach course, or
- timed approaches are in use, or
- you're on a segment marked NoPT, or
- you're cleared for a straight-in approach by ATC
- you're being vectored to final approach course, or
- timed approaches are in use, or
- you're on a segment marked NoPT, or
- you're cleared for a straight-in approach by ATC