Which acronym describes an IFR approach that allows proceeding visually to the airport via landmarks and other information while remaining clear of clouds?

• A. SVFP
• B. CVFP
• C. CFVP
• D. VFP

Answer: (B)

The main idea is using a visual reference to navigate to the airport while staying clear of clouds under IFR. A visual flight procedure describes proceeding to the field using landmarks and other outside references, rather than following only instruments. When ATC requires you to stay in two‑way communication and you continue toward the airport visually, it’s called a Contact Visual Flight Procedure. That’s why CVFP is the right acronym—the “C” adds the ATC contact aspect to the visual approach concept. The other options don’t fit because they either omit the necessary ATC coordination or imply a different type of visual procedure.