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Runway allocation Outbound 13 operation: All outbounds with WTC Light and Medium are assigned runway 13R for departure. The 1863 m runway should be sufficient for most outbounds. If the pilot reports unable, he will be assigned runway 13L like all Heavies. A...

Düsseldorf Tower is responsible for the runway system and traffic within the Düsseldorf CTR. Runway Usage Düsseldorf Aerodrome has 2 main operating modes: Single Runway Operations: During single runway operations, the southern runway is used for all depart...

The area around Cologne is divided into four sub-sectors. In addition to the Approach and Arrival stations, sector NOR handles the lower airspace west and above Cologne up to Maastricht/Rhein Radar. NOR is the primary station and covers all other Sectors top-...

At Frankfurt de-icing is done around 50% at the parking position and 50% remote on the deicing pads. All outbounds should request remote deicing if required prior startup! Depending on the aircraft type (3/4 engine or A388) and departure runway (25C), remote d...

Diepholz Overview Diepholz is a military airfield in the south of Bremen. Additionally, Diepholz is also used by civil general aviation traffic.   Charts can be found in the MIL AIS. VFR Charts: Library → Under Publication select “GEMIL FLIP VAD” → Diepho...

Control Zone D(HX) from GND to 2500 ft VRPs: Sierra in the south of the CTR (leaving via S only from RWY 08) Traffic circuits are only allowed south of the runway No published Jet Arrivals are available CTR Diepholz - © openflightmaps.org Ground Move...

Runways The airport has three runways, two of which run parallel and one of which crosses two runways. Runway 13L / 31R Runway 13L/31R is the longest runway at 3815 x 60m and is primary used for all inbound and outbound traffic. Runway 31R and 13L are both ...

Airport layout Cologne-Bonn airport has three crossing runways. airport layout The airport has two passenger terminals. Terminal 1 with its two distinctive stars accommodates aprons A, B and C, and Terminal 2 with the apron area D.  Apron areas The cargo ...

Introduction This module describes the different types and levels of control, then the methods used by Fighter controllers. After completion of this module, you will be able to: State the different types of control. State the different levels of control. ...

Introduction When describing the air picture, always try to think what a pilot could do with the information: remember what kind of data is available in the cockpit, be aware of the performance of weapons system and aircraft capabilities. After completion of ...

Introduction  This Book will intreduce you to Tactical Fighter Controle used by GCI (Sunrise and Loneship). The Following Pages have been kindly provided by Virtual NATO. A fighter controller is a military radar and tactical officer. They monitor airspace and...

Introduction In order to pass correct target and friendly aircraft positions to the Fighter pilots, it is necessary to use standard and concise format for the information flow. But since the Tactical Situation evolve because due to aircraft motion, the proced...

Introduction This module explains the theory and practice of Combat Air Patrols. It describes the different procedures used within an FAOR environment as well. On completion, you will be able to: Describe the different CAP patterns. Explain the need of FA...

Introduction This module aims to give you an insight into some of the most commonly used combat  tactics and flight formations.  Codewords are used extensively for pre-flight briefings and during the mission to  exchange information and instructions, so you ...

Introduction This module aims to give you an insight into some of the most commonly used combat maneuvers and attempts to show when and how such maneuvers would be used.  Pilots will use specific terms in the pre-flight briefings, to describe the tactics the...

Word Meaning ABORT(ING) Cancel/action/event mission, or, I am unable to continue mission. ________ABOVE Target is at a specified height above the fighter. ACKNOWLEDGE Confirm you have received and understood the last message. AFFIRM...

Introduction Quick Reaction Alert (QRA) is a state of readiness and responsiveness maintained by air forces and other military bodies worldwide. Its purpose is to deter, detect, and counter threats promptly. When the order to take-off (scramble) is triggered,...