; and (B) includes a maneuver— (i) for flight safety purposes; or (ii) to practice or instruct the appropriate procedures for an aborted landing. (2) Inspection pass The term inspection pass means a maneuver conducted to evaluate, at a low altitude, whether a potential landing site is suitable for takeoff and landing. (3) Instrument approach procedure; IFR conditions The terms instrument approach procedure and IFR conditions have the meaning given those terms in section 1.1 of title 14, Code of Federal Regulations. (4) Potential landing site The term potential landing site includes any place on the surface of land or water where— (A) the takeoff or landing of an aircraft is not prohibited; and (B) the person operating the aircraft believes that, considering the aircraft's takeoff and landing performance and the person's skill as a pilot, it is possible a landing and subsequent takeoff could safely occur in the area such that it is objectively reasonable to evaluate the area at a low altitude. (5) Practice approach The term practice approach means a maneuver conducted with or without the intent to land for the purpose of practicing— (A) an instrument approach procedure in conditions other than IFR conditions, provided that the pilot complies with— (i) the published instrument approach procedure; or (ii) a clearance or instruction issued by air traffic control; or (B) a simulated engine failure or emergency descent. (6) Qualified instrument approach The term qualified instrument approach means an instrument approach procedure under actual IFR conditions in which the pilot complies with— (A) the published instrument approach procedure; or (B) a clearance or instruction issued by air traffic control.