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Learn - MARVELOUSVFRC500: Mandatory IFR Reports

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Pilots must report immediately when executing a missed approach procedure to inform ATC and receive further instructions. Any significant deviation from the filed true airspeed—either ±10 knots or 5%—must be reported to maintain accurate flight tracking and separation.

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Missed Approach

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Reaching a hold fix (time and altitude)

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ETA change of ±3 minutes (non-radar)

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Leaving a hold fix

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Learn - MARVELOUSVFRC500: Mandatory IFR Reports
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Missed Approach

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Reaching a hold fix (time and altitude)

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VFR on top altitude changes

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Leaving a hold fix

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Safety of flight

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Vacating an altitude or flight level

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Final approach fix inbound (non-radar)

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Radio or navigation failure

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Compulsory reporting points (non-radar)

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