The name or identifier of this approach, e.g. ‘OTMET1H’.
The phonetic pronunciation of the approach name, e.g. ‘Otmet one hotel’.
The runways that need to be active for landings for this approach to be available.
The beacon at the start of the approach.
The inbound bearing for this approach.
The sequence of fixes (waypoints) that define the approach route.
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termination: TerminationHow to end the approach.
The name or identifier of this approach, e.g. ‘OTMET1H’.
The phonetic pronunciation of the approach name, e.g. ‘Otmet one hotel’.
The runways that need to be active for landings for this approach to be available.
The beacon at the start of the approach.
The sequence of fixes (waypoints) that define the approach route.
Optional
termination: TerminationHow to end the approach.
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beaconThe beacon at the start of the approach. Aircraft directed to this beacon will have an ‘APP’ option available to enable following the approach. If you have Airspace#automaticApproach enabled and this beacon is used as an entry point, then aircraft will automatically follow the approach. If this beacon is not added to Airspace#beacons, then it will only be visible when this approach is available.
The beacon will appear as a triangle when the approach is available.
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fixesThe fixes of this route.
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inboundThe inbound bearing for this approach. If there are multiple approaches on the specified Beacon, then an approach route is selected based on the closest inbound bearing to the beacon.
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nameThe name or identifier of this approach, e.g. ‘OTMET1H’. Note that the game will display a maximum of seven characters.
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pronunciationThe phonetic pronunciation of the approach name, e.g. ‘Otmet one hotel’.
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routeThe sequence of fixes (waypoints) that define the approach route.
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runwaysThe runways that need to be active for landings for this approach to be available.
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terminationHow to end the approach.
An approach waypoint route. This can be used for STARs, transitions, RNP approaches, etc.