Which section outlines the minimum requirements for a precision approach?

The section that outlines the minimum requirements for a precision approach is the Precision Minimums. This section provides detailed information necessary for pilots to execute a precision approach safely and effectively. It includes critical data such as the required decision altitude, visibility criteria, and any relevant approach procedures that must be adhered to for landing in precision conditions. Understanding these minimums is essential for pilots to ensure compliance with safety regulations and to maintain situational awareness during the approach phase of flight.

The other sections, while relevant to overall flight planning and operation, do not specifically provide the detailed criteria necessary for conducting a precision approach. The Pilot Briefing typically includes an overview of the flight plan and operational considerations, the Planview presents a top-down depiction of the approach and surrounding airspace, and the Profile View illustrates the vertical perspective of the approach path. However, none of these sections focus solely on the precision minimums required for a safe approach.