Destination + Alternate
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Destination + Alternate
So your destination has an RNAV only , closest alternate has RNAV to both runway ends. Legalities?
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Re: Destination + Alternate
Depends on what you mean by RNAV. Assuming you mean a RNAV(GNSS) approach, any alternate needs to have a conventional navigation aid available for the landing.
So a GNSS only alternate is not permitted
AIC 25.4 subsection h.
So a GNSS only alternate is not permitted
AIC 25.4 subsection h.
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Re: Destination + Alternate
Really?
Dammit, I was under the impression that an Instrument Approach was an Instrument Approach irrespective of the technology...
So does that mean the law presumes my GPS receiver is more reliable than an ATNS maintained VOR?
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Dammit, I was under the impression that an Instrument Approach was an Instrument Approach irrespective of the technology...
So does that mean the law presumes my GPS receiver is more reliable than an ATNS maintained VOR?
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Re: Destination + Alternate
The law presumes that any outage of the GPS network will be widespread and most probably affect the alternate too. Hence the need for a conventional approach at the alternate.
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Re: Destination + Alternate
I am impressed some has actually read the AICs I wrote and not only that seems to understand the the thought processes behind them Definitely as first for me in GA circlesAOYB wrote:The law presumes that any outage of the GPS network will be widespread and most probably affect the alternate too. Hence the need for a conventional approach at the alternate.
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Re: Destination + Alternate
So other than the AIC mentioned, theres no other reference to the requirements mentioned
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Re: Destination + Alternate
The AIC covers the alternate question. If you require further reading, the UK has published a summary of the ICAO recommendations which goes into more detail.
SACARS wise, the laws cover the use of GPS as the primary (or sole) use of navigation wrt to certification of equipment.
But the AIC is fairly comprehensive.
As I said, you’re welcome to read the original ICAO recommendations (they issue recommendations but member states must implement them or file a difference)
SACARS wise, the laws cover the use of GPS as the primary (or sole) use of navigation wrt to certification of equipment.
But the AIC is fairly comprehensive.
As I said, you’re welcome to read the original ICAO recommendations (they issue recommendations but member states must implement them or file a difference)
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Re: Destination + Alternate
Interesting.
The wording of the AIC 25.4 H;
“Where a take-off and/or en-route alternate is required, at least one non-GPS based approach procedure shall be available at the alternates(s).”
It does not give guidance for a destination alternate.
Thoughts?
The wording of the AIC 25.4 H;
“Where a take-off and/or en-route alternate is required, at least one non-GPS based approach procedure shall be available at the alternates(s).”
It does not give guidance for a destination alternate.
Thoughts?
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Re: Destination + Alternate
Further reading can be found in AIC 25.9 appendix 4 para 7,8 and 9. This about seals the deal with regard to any alternate, along with AIC 25.4, and should keep ICAO more than happy:
On another note, with regard to RT please see the below attachment from AIC 25.4 para i:
On another note, with regard to RT please see the below attachment from AIC 25.4 para i:
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