Local Flashcards
(36 cards)
Runway 24 pie:
From 180 to 280
Runway 32 Pie:
From 280 to 020
Runway 14 pie:
100 to 200 bearing
How much airspace does LC have when VFR conditions exist
2000 ft MSL
5 NM ring (and include)
Arrival Procedure:
When is transfer of control?
Is the FAF or the 5 NM from the airport, whichever is greater
ILS RWY 24 Missed Approach:
Climb to 2500
Then turn left
Direct MKG VORTAC
And hold
RNAV (GPS) RWY 24 Missed Approach
Climb to 3000
direct HITPO
and hold
RNAV (GPS) RWY 24 FAF
ONTUE
Runway 6 pie:
From 360 bearing to the 100 bearing
Approach Code:
“P”
RWY 32
ILS
RNAV/GPS
Approach Code:
“N”
RWY 14
LBC
RNAV/GPS
Approach Code:
“T”
Touch and Go Pattern
Approach Code:
“O”
RWY 24
ILS
RNAV/GPS
Approach Codes:
“C”
Circle to the active
Approach Codes:
“W”
RWY 6
RNAV/GPS
Approach Codes:
“V (##)”
VA / VFR
To
RWY ##
(Only place the ## if it’s not to the active RWY)
Approach Code:
“B”
BIV approach
Approach Codes:
“F”
FFX Approach
Approach Codes:
“G”
3GM approach
Approach Code:
“BLANK”
Full Stop
Approach Codes:
“Y”
Published Missed Approach (GPS)
Approach Codes:
“Z”
Published Missed Approach
NON GPS
Approach Codes:
Numbers 1-12
Direction of VFR flight from the airport in terms of the 12 hour clock.
Departure Procedures:
Can LC depart A/C without prior coordination with RADAR
YES. As long as the A/C is turned within 1 mile of the departure end, into the departure pie for the advertised active runway. (UNLESS OPPOSITE DIRECTION PROCEDURES APPLY)
