Are crews authorized to conduct RNAV (GPS) PRM approaches?

Crews are authorized to conduct RNAV (GPS) PRM (Precision Runway Monitor) approaches as part of their operational training and procedures. These approaches utilize GPS for precise navigation and are designed to allow simultaneous landings on closely spaced parallel runways, enhancing capacity and efficiency at busy airports.

The authorization is based on the proficiency of the flight crew in using the necessary navigation equipment and familiarity with the approach protocols. Pilots must be trained appropriately and certified to ensure that they can safely execute these approaches, as they require specific knowledge about maneuvering in close proximity to other aircraft and managing the associated operational complexities.

The other options imply restrictions or limitations that do not reflect the established procedures and training expectations for qualified crews. In reality, RNAV (GPS) PRM approaches are standard practices for appropriately trained flight crews operating in compliant aircraft.