Finding IAPs by TYPE?

In article you wrote:
: I'm not that good. I'd thought about doing something like that awhile
: ago but I hadn't gotten around to it. After I read your request this
: morning I decided to quickly whip together something simple. It's
: easier for me to work from an example. (Plus I'm avoiding studying for
: my final exam tomorrow...)

I understand... I've been putting together my prelim for the past few weeks.
Any chance to get off on a tangent and I'm there. Now, where's the best place to
order my DSLR digicam today....

: Did you try searching for just "RNAV" approaches? There are a bunch
: more.
:
https://aviationtoolbox.org/Members/kyler/tools/approach_plates_by_type?name_keywor$

: --kyler

It pulls up lots, but only the VOR/DME ones are flyable with the KNS-80. GPS
approaches are also called RNAV.

-Cory

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It's frightening to think of all the
pilots out there (VFR or IFR) that get in, mount their hand-held color,
moving-map GPS-295 to the yoke, punch direct-to and never look at anything else until
they're on short final.

Yeah, I hope to have color some day... 'til then I'll enjoy looking
outside.

: Did you try searching for just "RNAV" approaches? There are a bunch
: more.

It pulls up lots, but only the VOR/DME ones are flyable with the KNS-80. GPS
approaches are also called RNAV.

Can you tell I don't have any experience with GPS/RNAV approaches? What
you said makes perfect sense; I just wasn't thinking.

--kyler

wrote:

Hello all... I was looking through the online instrument procedures, trying to
find a VOR/DME RNAV approach to do the flight test portion of my KNS-80 IFR
certification.

I made a common database of all FAA IAPs. Out of some 14,000 IAPs, there are 228 VOR/DME
RNAV IAPs.