Arrival points to SITE X?

Arrival points to SITE X?

• A. Baker, Pond, Bend, Gator
• B. Baker, Pond, Gator, Bend
• C. Bend, Gator, Baker, Pond
• D. Pond, Baker, Gator, Bend

Answer: (A)

Arrival points are published fixes that organize how you sequence into SITE X, ensuring you stay in the designated path, maintain proper altitude and spacing, and merge safely with other traffic. You cross these fixes in the exact order shown on the arrival chart to stay on the arrival corridor and set up the final approach. The correct sequence here is Baker, Pond, Bend, Gator. This order matches the published arrival route into SITE X, guiding you from the entry point through each fix in turn so you’re properly aligned for the final segment. Reordering the fixes would put you off the intended path, potentially violating altitude/heading requirements and increasing risk of conflict with other traffic or the final approach geometry.

Arrival points are published fixes that organize how you sequence into SITE X, ensuring you stay in the designated path, maintain proper altitude and spacing, and merge safely with other traffic. You cross these fixes in the exact order shown on the arrival chart to stay on the arrival corridor and set up the final approach.

The correct sequence here is Baker, Pond, Bend, Gator. This order matches the published arrival route into SITE X, guiding you from the entry point through each fix in turn so you’re properly aligned for the final segment. Reordering the fixes would put you off the intended path, potentially violating altitude/heading requirements and increasing risk of conflict with other traffic or the final approach geometry.