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Is it possible to.............. Jim??

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Is it possible in FS9 to create an approach that requires tight turns onto final app??

The one I have in mind is the Seaward, and Highway visual approaches for runway 25L & R at PANC http://naco.faa.gov/d-tpp/0807/01500SEWARD_VIS25L.PDF

If it is possible, I'm guessing you wouldn't be able to name it a visual approach?? rather an rnav or gps maybe??

And would it be possible to force the FS9 atc to issue that approach by default for rwy25 ops, to user and AI aircraft??

Thanks

Jason
 
Is it possible in FS9 to create an approach that requires tight turns onto final app??
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Yes. I have some turns to final set at 83 degrees that the AI /User must fly as per ATC.


The one I have in mind is the Seaward, and Highway visual approaches for runway 25L & R at PANC
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For PANC 25L or 25R the heading for the AI would be about 350 Mag degree across the bay inbound to EFYEZ Waypoint at 4000 ft.

When the AI flyover XIBLY descending they would make the left turn to final for either 25L /R.

If it is possible, I'm guessing you wouldn't be able to name it a visual approach?? rather an rnav or gps maybe??
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None of the above for a clear weather approach. The only clear weather approach that AI understands is a ILS. That does not mean we add a ILS to the runway. We tag the approach in XML as a ILS so AI thinks they are on a ILS but they are actually on a visual 90 degree offset approach to the runways.

The User Plane as per ATC would fly the full approach as per your chart and as per the GPS Reciever. The AI plane would come into the approach at a different angle (more on the ANC arc) across the bay (350 mag degree heading).

And would it be possible to force the FS9 atc to issue that approach by default for rwy25 ops, to user and AI aircraft??
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Once the XML approach is written and winds are from the west, ATC will instruct all Planes (AI/User) to fly the curved approach to those runways as the default.

I have PANC on a list to do the approaches but I have been waiting for someone to create a desent 3rd party scenery for PANC. I am talking to a very highend scenery design group now to see if PANC can be pushed up to the top of their design list (FS9/FSX hoping with fingers crossed).
 
Thanks for that info Jim, A real payware PANC is loooooong overdue. If that DG decide to take on the task, please ask them not to leave out Lake Hood :eek:

I'd love to have all my AI flying that approach. I was thinking of giving appraoch writing a bash, but it really doens't look easy. And if I do, You'll be seeing a whole lot more of me cluttering up the forum :D

Thanks again

J
 
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