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Eagle County Regional (KEGE) has LDA 25, RNAV-Y-25, RNAV-D, RNAV-X-25, and RNAV-Z-25 approaches. My question is, why is the RNAV-D approach is published? Or for what purpose? If you want to land ...
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On the IAP, the top briefings strip says LOC I-UXT 109.9 Chan36. It doesn’t say LOC/DME. However, the IAP tells mileage from the I-UXT. Does this localizer provide DME service?
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In this IAP chart, the initial approach fix is not illustrated. Where would it be?
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I am kind of confused with this approach and I come up with multiple questions. First, in the profile view, the FAF is depicted 3.1 NM away and MAPt is depicted 0.6 NM away. My understanding is these ...
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On this IAP procedure chart, I assume the MAP for the LOC/DME approach would be 0.4 or 0.5 NM away from the runway, and identify the point by using DME 1.4-1.5 NM point. But I am not sure if I am ...
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My understanding is that Class E airspace with a floor of 700 ft AGL is primarily for IAP (Instrument Approach Procedures) routes. However, I found a Class E airspace depicted on the sectional chart ...
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KAPF has GPS-A and GPS-B approaches, and the final approach course is exactly aligned to the runway heading. For runway 32, GPS-A approach’s final approach course is 317°, and the runway heading is ...
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What are these numbers (3.6 2.7 and 4.9) Do they indicate distance?
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KCEW has VOR-A approach. And this has NOTME FIX MINIMA, which requires ADF or DME. However, these ADF or DME are used to find NOTME FIX, (to detect direction of LOM or Distance). In other words ADF ...
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at Ocala international airport (KOCF), they have VOR runway 36 approach. The VDP is 2.7 NM away from the OCF vortac. But my aircraft is not equipped with DME. How can I identify the VDP without using ...
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Prescott ILS 21 L IAP does not note DME required, although it clearly says "Use I-PRC DME on localizer course". If you do not have DME, can you do this approach? or if your aircraft is not ...
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Why does the glide slope guide you down to 0.7NM away from the runway? 2. Best way to circle from 28 to active runway 36? Note parachute jump site takes place on SE corner
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The MAP for the LDA with GS is the decision altitude. The LDA without GS mins does not have a FAF to MAP distance, nor is timing given.
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I've found this ILS-Y 26 EPBY approach, where there are two LOC minimums: With D3.0 and w/o D3.0 on Jeppesen chart. On the original AIP charts it says "When stepdown fix not received", but ...
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From what I understood, if I want to do some approach procedure, I need to get to the waypoints marked at the STAR chart, and then I go to the IAF marked at the IAP chart through the feeder route. ...
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