What does an airport depicted in Green on an Enroute Chart indicate?

What does an airport depicted in Green on an Enroute Chart indicate?

• A. Instrument Approach and/or Radar Minima published in either FAA TERMINAL Procedures or DOD FLIPs
• B. Instrument Approach minima published only in DOD FLIPs
• C. No instrument minima published anywhere
• D. Radar minima published in FAA pubs

Answer: (A)

Green on an Enroute Chart shows that published instrument minimums exist for that airport. Specifically, it means instrument approach minima and/or radar minima are published in FAA Terminal Procedures or in DOD FLIPs. This color cue helps you quickly know IFR procedures are available and where to look up the exact minimums when planning an IFR leg. It isn’t limited to just one source, and it doesn’t indicate the absence of minima or only radar data from FAA pubs.

Green on an Enroute Chart shows that published instrument minimums exist for that airport. Specifically, it means instrument approach minima and/or radar minima are published in FAA Terminal Procedures or in DOD FLIPs. This color cue helps you quickly know IFR procedures are available and where to look up the exact minimums when planning an IFR leg. It isn’t limited to just one source, and it doesn’t indicate the absence of minima or only radar data from FAA pubs.