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# At 3,5nm DME OEV or visually, turn right and descend for final runway 08
 
# At 3,5nm DME OEV or visually, turn right and descend for final runway 08
 
# Verify landing clearance - If not: go-around on LLZ OEV 074°  to enter holding at RTT NDB at 9.500ft
 
# Verify landing clearance - If not: go-around on LLZ OEV 074°  to enter holding at RTT NDB at 9.500ft
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# land and brake to be able to vacate via B (makes controllers smile)
  
 
=== Go Around LOC DME East ===
 
=== Go Around LOC DME East ===

Revision as of 20:29, 5 August 2012

About this document

This wiki page is an addition to the LOWI for pilots tutorial. The tutorial explains the logic and the procedures to land in Innsbruck, Austria. This checklist is intended to help when approaching, just quoting the necessary steps for the most popular approaches with IFR flight rule. It implies that your aircraft is equipped to fly a VOR radial and intercept an ILS (procedures differ, as some modern aircraft all program it into the FMC - in this checklist, we assume manual settings of VOR frequency and OBS).

1. On Cruise

  1. Get the charts ready from [here]
  2. See the [STAR chart] and see your flight plan, where you come in: via RTT NDB or KTI NDB.
  3. Get Innsbruck ATIS if available, or Innsbruck METAR for local QNH.
  4. Calculate your TOD point to reach RTT or KTI at the desired level (RTT: 9500ft; KTI: 13.000ft or other told by ATC, all local QNH)

2. Approach

2.1 LOC DME East approach

  1. Have the [LOC DME East Approach chart] visible at all times
  2. Tune VOR receiver 1 to OEV 111.10
  3. Set OBS 1 to follow to 254°
  4. Tune NDB receiver 2 to AB NDB (313) for go-around, step 1
  5. Tune NDB receiver 1 to RTT NDB (303) for go-around, step 2
  6. Descend to reach RTT NDB at 9.500ft (local QNH) or at level told by ATC.
  7. Reduce speed 250kt or less
  8. If necessary, enter holding: Right turn, 226° inbound radial, 1 minute
  9. When cleared LOC DME East approach, leave RTT at 210°, ready to intercept 254° radial OEV 111.10
  10. Prepare aircraft to reach speed below 165kt by AB NDB (for heavy aircraft, this might be as early as now!)
  11. Intercept 254° radial towards OEV 111.10
  12. Intercept glideslope and monitor descent following the table at the bottom of the chart
  13. Have the [Innsbruck Visual Approach Chart] visible until touchdown
  14. Clarify, which runway to land (Tower will tell you on initial contact)
  15. Approaching AB NDB, verify altitude about 4500ft, speed 165kt or below and runway in sight, if not: go around (see below)
  16. Switch off autopilot and autospeed now

2.1.1 Landing Runway 26

  1. Check landing clearance, if not: go around
  2. fly manually slightly left over Innsbruck to meet extended centerline runway 26, manually following the OEV glideslope.
  3. Flaps down, gear down, landing speed
  4. land and brake for a short landing, enabling you to leave via A (makes life for controllers easier).

2.1.2 Landing Runway 08

  1. turn left towards INN NDB, 230° roughly
  2. keep visual distance from terrain at all times until touchdown
  3. reduce to landing speed, gear down
  4. Before INN NDB, fly parallel to the runway, watch DME OEV decrease and then increase to 3,5nm DME OEV
  5. At 3,5nm DME OEV or visually, turn right and descend for final runway 08
  6. Verify landing clearance - If not: go-around on LLZ OEV 074° to enter holding at RTT NDB at 9.500ft
  7. land and brake to be able to vacate via B (makes controllers smile)

Go Around LOC DME East

  1. Verify Autopilot OFF
  2. climb on LLZ OEV (111.10, course 254°) with max rate of climb and speed below 165kt
  3. At 1nm DME OEV, left turn to 060° to AB NDB (it's in NDB receiver 2!)
  4. Rejoin outbound OEV radial (074°) and continue climb with max gradient
  5. At 14nm DME OEV, turn to RTT NDB (it's in NDB receiver 1!) and enter holding at 9500ft

2.2 LOC DME West approach