Which holds are used for arrivals?

Which holds are used for arrivals?

• A. Fog, Whiskey, or Echo
• B. Fog only
• C. Whiskey only
• D. Echo only

Answer: (A)

Holds used for arrivals are the named patterns at three designated fixes. In the TH-73A training, the arrival flow relies on holding patterns at Fog, Whiskey, and Echo to space and sequence helicopters before the approach. Any of these holds may be used depending on the arrival route and traffic; they’re not limited to a single one. This setup allows controllers to manage inbound traffic efficiently and ensure proper alignment with the final approach.

Holds used for arrivals are the named patterns at three designated fixes. In the TH-73A training, the arrival flow relies on holding patterns at Fog, Whiskey, and Echo to space and sequence helicopters before the approach. Any of these holds may be used depending on the arrival route and traffic; they’re not limited to a single one. This setup allows controllers to manage inbound traffic efficiently and ensure proper alignment with the final approach.