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Shamrock55 wrote:QUOTE (Shamrock55 @ Sep 29 2013,10:53 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Going to get back into Vatsim tonight, just wondering what STAR/SIDs do the ANZ turoboprops typically use for Northbound departures/arrivals from NZAA? Going to visit NZKK and NZWR
Hey Shamrock. In my experience when flying north out Auckland on t-props on VATSIM (which are usually real-world procedures) you can expect PEEHA (23L) OR RANGI (05R) SIDs which break off to the north soon after takeoff (at 500ft)
Arrivals wise at NZAA it depends on what equipment you have in your particular model, but real world once again you could be on the RNAV STARs of APABO (23L) or UKAPA (05R) but the props will often request a visual arrival for each if you prefer and traffic allows it, I often request a visual just for fun, also saves a little time-wise.Last edited by deeknow on Sun Sep 29, 2013 10:15 am, edited 1 time in total.Deans repaints: http://www.deeknow.com/
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deeknow wrote:QUOTE (deeknow @ Sep 29 2013,11:13 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Hey Shamrock. In my experience when flying north out Auckland on t-props on VATSIM (which are usually real-world procedures) you can expect PEEHA (23L) OR RANGI (05R) SIDs which break off to the north soon after takeoff (at 500ft)
Arrivals wise at NZAA it depends on what equipment you have in your particular model, but real world once again you could be on the RNAV STARs of APABO (23L) or UKAPA (05R) but the props will often request a visual arrival for each if you prefer and traffic allows it, I often request a visual just for fun, also saves a little time-wise.
Perfect, thanks. Flying the Q400 which has all those approaches and SIDS thankfully
Shamrock55 wrote:QUOTE (Shamrock55 @ Sep 29 2013,10:42 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Perfect, thanks. Flying the Q400 which has all those approaches and SIDS thankfully
Good luck mate getting that beast down on NZWR. Talking to our Q300 pilots they say it is fun in that machine! Might give it a bash tonight too.
See you in the sky.
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