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Re: Japan: Spring 2016 [May 7th and 8th]

Posted: Sat Apr 09, 2016 2:42 pm
by SHM
Elgaton could you also tell when control should be handed to you from RJAA Narita?

SHM

Re: Japan: Spring 2016 [May 7th and 8th]

Posted: Sat Apr 09, 2016 3:52 pm
by legoboyvdlp
elgaton wrote:
legoboyvdlp wrote:I will use the https://aisjapan.mlit.go.jp (free registration

Please use them too, so that we both have the same SIDS / STARS!
Include it in the flightgear atc page notes and also refer pilots to that page.

I'll be using the same set.

legoboyvdlp wrote:Elgaton, where does your airspace begin?

Since I'm going to fill in the Tokyo Center position, technically, I'm going to cover Tokyo ACC in the following picture:
Image
Fukuoka and New Chitose would fall outside of the area - I need to check how far they are from the boundary.


What altitude do I hand departures over at?

Looking at the charts,
If possible, please hand the arrivals over a few miles before CHESS, CARDS, SWING, DARTS, SLIDE, TRIKE, or BIWWA, at approx. 10000 or so.

Re: Japan: Spring 2016 [May 7th and 8th]

Posted: Sat Apr 09, 2016 6:46 pm
by elgaton
SHM wrote:Elgaton could you also tell when control should be handed to you from RJAA Narita?

If you agree, I propose the following solution (not just for Narita):
  • between 40 and 60 NM out if there is a departure controller at the airport, or there is no departure controller and the tower one wants to cover approach as well;
  • about 10 NM out if there is only a tower controller NOT willing to cover approach.
(This is not a rule set in stone, I haven't looked at all the charts for the manned airports, so feel free to exercise discretion).

legoboyvdlp wrote:What altitude do I hand departures over at?

I don't have any specific preferences (let's say between FL100 and FL200, however, if an aircraft climbs faster than that before reaching the handoff point, you can clear it for a higher altitude, as long as separation is maintained).

legoboyvdlp wrote:Looking at the charts,
If possible, please hand the arrivals over a few miles before CHESS, CARDS, SWING, DARTS, SLIDE, TRIKE, or BIWWA, at approx. 10000 or so.

Wilco.

Re: Japan: Spring 2016 [May 7th and 8th]

Posted: Sat Apr 09, 2016 7:28 pm
by SHM
Ok thank you elgaton.
I'll think about it and give a reply.

I also propose that we (all controllers) host a mumble session before the Festival preferably after May 1 by then all OR Files and sceneries will be done and we could organise everything for the final time and give a small briefing.

I'll be really busy in the following weeks so I wont be here. I'll be back on the first week of May as mentioned earlier.
I'll push the scenery for Narita soon.
See you then bye.

SHM

Re: Japan: Spring 2016 [May 7th and 8th]

Posted: Sat Apr 09, 2016 8:00 pm
by IAHM-COL
May first for the ATC practice session sounds fair to me

Re: Japan: Spring 2016 [May 7th and 8th]

Posted: Sun Apr 10, 2016 1:05 am
by Octal450
IAHM-COL wrote:May first for the ATC practice session sounds fair to me


OK I will attend.

Regards and trying not to burn,

Re: Japan: Spring 2016 [May 7th and 8th]

Posted: Sun Apr 10, 2016 11:15 am
by legoboyvdlp
Honestly, rethinking this, am I mad for trying to do ATC on a schedule? My schedule on Saturdays can be unpredictable; besides, I'll be doing some final exams in may.

On second thought, maybe I shouldn't do ATC.

Re: Japan: Spring 2016 [May 7th and 8th]

Posted: Sun Apr 10, 2016 8:57 pm
by elgaton
May 1st sounds good to me as well.

Re: Japan: Spring 2016 [May 7th and 8th]

Posted: Wed Apr 13, 2016 8:08 am
by elgaton
Quick heads up for all ATCs: Wolfram Wagner (the author of OpenRadar) has released a new version to address the airport download problems - I would suggest getting them while you can.

Re: Japan: Spring 2016 [May 7th and 8th]

Posted: Wed Apr 13, 2016 1:25 pm
by Octal450
elgaton wrote:Quick heads up for all ATCs: Wolfram Wagner (the author of OpenRadar) has released a new version to address the airport download problems - I would suggest getting them while you can.


Well I am away from my PC. But I have a copy of RJTT anyways, and Oscar is making some lovely ground taxiway charts.

Regards,