What is the target altitude and airspeed at Base Key within the ELP?

The target altitude and airspeed at Base Key within the Engine-Out landing Profile (ELP) is ideally set at 600-800 feet above ground level (AGL) at a minimum airspeed of 120 knots indicated airspeed (KIAS). Achieving this altitude and airspeed allows the aircraft to maintain an optimal glide path and provides sufficient lift and controllability during a critical phase of the approach. At this altitude, the pilot has the ability to assess the landing area effectively and identify any adjustments needed for a safe landing. Additionally, the minimum airspeed of 120 KIAS helps ensure that the aircraft remains in a stable and controlled flight profile during the approach, particularly important considering the higher drag conditions associated with an engine failure scenario.

Other options may suggest incorrect altitude or airspeed configurations that do not align with the recommended practices for effective planning and execution of a glide in ELP situations.