Lower than standard takeoff minimums can be found on the back of which Jeppesen page?

• A. 10-9
• B. 20-5
• C. 5-1
• D. 15-3

Answer: (A)

Lower than standard takeoff minimums are provided where pilots look for reduced minima specific to an airport or runway, and on Jeppesen charts that information is placed on the back of the takeoff minimums page. That page is the one labeled 10-9. The front of the 10-9 page shows the standard minima, while the back carries the reductions and any operator-specific notes. This separation helps you quickly verify whether reduced minimums apply to your near-term departure without mixing them with the standard values. Other page numbers correspond to different chart sections and don’t house the takeoff minima reductions.