What is the minimum decision height for IFR flight privileges under ME-IR?

What is the minimum decision height for IFR flight privileges under ME-IR?

• A. 100 ft
• B. 200 ft
• C. 300 ft
• D. 250 ft

Answer: (B)

Decision height is the altitude at which you must decide to land or go around when flying a precision instrument approach. It’s measured above the runway threshold, and on a standard precision approach the minimum DH you may descend to is 200 ft. For ME-IR, this 200 ft figure is the standard minimum for IFR flight privileges on precision approaches like an ILS CAT I. The other options don’t reflect the typical ME-IR minimums for these approaches.

Decision height is the altitude at which you must decide to land or go around when flying a precision instrument approach. It’s measured above the runway threshold, and on a standard precision approach the minimum DH you may descend to is 200 ft. For ME-IR, this 200 ft figure is the standard minimum for IFR flight privileges on precision approaches like an ILS CAT I. The other options don’t reflect the typical ME-IR minimums for these approaches.