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Instrument, Approach and Holding Procedures

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Instrument, Approach and Holding Procedures

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Instrument, Approach and Holding Procedures

  1. Departures

    • Turning Departure
      • After completion of the turn, track guidance must be obtained by 10km.
    • Straight Departure
    • For an instrument departure, the MOC at the DER is 0ft.
    • Omni-directional Departure
      • The aircraft should climb to 150m before turning.
  2. Parallel Runway Operation

    • For parallel runways the missed approach tracks must diverge by 30 degrees.
    • Where independent parallel runway operations are in progress, the maximum permitted interception angle to intercept the localiser is 30 degrees.
    • Penetration of the NTZ requires Controller intervention.
  3. Approaches

    • The minimum DA/DH for a CAT 1 ILS is dependent on the category of aircraft.
    • ICAO defined instrument approaches: Non-precision, CAT 1/2/3 precision.
    • Initial Segment
      • From the IAF to the IF
      • DR Segment
        • A DR segment should be a maximum of 10nms
        • The maximum intercept angle to the FAT at the end of the DR is 45 degrees.
    • Circling Approach - VM(C)
      • A circling approach is prohibited in the entire sector in which a conspicuous obstacle is located.
      • The MOC to land is the same for CAT A & B aircraft and the same for CAT C & D aircraft.
    • Straight in Non-precision
      • The MDA/H will not be less than the OCA/H.
      • When within an angle of 30 degrees of the runway centreline, a Non-precision approach is considered to be straight in.
    • MSA provides at least 300m obstacle clearance within the approach procedure.
    • When within 5 degrees of the FAT an aircraft is considered to be established for an NDB approach
    • If the RVR is below limits the aircraft may only descend to the Outer Marker.
    • Track Reversal
      • A manoeuvre in which a turn is made away from a designated track followed by a turn in the opposite direction to permit the aircraft to intercept an proceed along the reciprocal of the designated track is called a procedure turn.
  4. Missed Approaches

    • Initial Phase
    • Intermediate Phase
      • 2.5% Climb Gradient
      • Turns up to 15 degrees
      • Ensures 30m obstacle clearance
    • Final Phase

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(Instrument, Approach and Holding Procedures) Air Law Mapa Mental sobre Instrument, Approach and Holding Procedures, creado por j.gardner el 17/05/2014.
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