Which section of an IAP Chart depicts the graphical overhead view of the procedure?

The Planview section of an IAP (Instrument Approach Procedure) chart provides a graphical overhead view of the procedure, allowing pilots to visualize the entire approach route from above. This view typically includes key elements such as the location of the runway, waypoints, altitude restrictions, and the overall path the aircraft should follow during the procedure. By presenting this information in a top-down format, the Planview assists pilots in understanding how to navigate the approach with respect to geographic features and other relevant air traffic elements.

The other sections of the IAP serve different purposes. The Profile view displays a side perspective of the approach, highlighting altitudes, descent profiles, and descent gradients, but it does not provide an overhead layout. The Airport diagram focuses specifically on the layout of the airport itself, including taxiways, runways, and terminals, rather than the approach path. The Segment description provides textual information about the individual segments of the approach but lacks a visual representation of the procedure.