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# KSAN Version 1.0 by James Gardner
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[airspace]
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radius = 30
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elevation = 17
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usa = true
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transition = 18000
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descendaltitude = 9000
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ceiling = 10000
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above = 18000
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center = N32.936006165, W117.090002441
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magneticvar = 12.349
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beacons =
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AN, N32.73990, W117.21600, 0, Boing
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NZY, N32.70260, W117.21600, 0, North Island
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MZB, N32.78220, W117.22500, 0, Mission Bay
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MY, N32.77990, W117.04500, 0, Deoro
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NKX, N32.86970, W117.15500, 0, Miramar
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NRS, N32.56420, W117.11000, 0, Imperial Beach
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PGY, N32.61030, W116.97900, 0, Poggi
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TIJ, N32.54040, W116.95300, 0, Tijuana
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OCN, N33.24060, W117.41800, 0, Oceanside
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NFG, N33.27440, W117.38700, 0, Camp Pendleton
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JLI, N33.14050, W116.58600, 0, Julian
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HSKER, N32.8444444444, W116.606666667, 0, HSKER
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COMIX, N33.1374361111, W117.483794444, 0, COMIX
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line1 =
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N32.95991, W118.50747
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N33.03267, W118.55708
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line2 =
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N32.93560, W118.52891
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N32.83892, W118.47319
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N32.81851, W118.40859
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N32.82759, W118.35039
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N32.84946, W118.38320
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N32.95991, W118.50747
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line3 =
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N33.35713, W118.46934
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N33.31709, W118.44629
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N33.32124, W118.37021
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N33.31211, W118.29746
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N33.38574, W118.34795
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N33.41509, W118.39170
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N33.47710, W118.55483
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N33.46416, W118.56943
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N33.43706, W118.56333
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N33.43198, W118.55942
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N33.42700, W118.50732
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N33.41279, W118.49204
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N33.35713, W118.46934
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line4 =
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N33.72217, W118.08052
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N33.61963, W117.95210
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N33.53848, W117.78853
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N33.29551, W117.46743
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N33.10005, W117.31885
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N32.93887, W117.26299
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N32.87339, W117.25576
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N32.80625, W117.27070
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N32.66401, W117.24346
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N32.68789, W117.18374
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N32.64917, W117.13740
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N32.53975, W117.13047
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N32.53335, W117.12827
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N32.34360, W117.06313
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N32.30503, W117.03477
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N32.19854, W116.91367
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N31.99736, W116.84800
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N31.85107, W116.62080
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N31.75801, W116.62388
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N31.74033, W116.65210
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N31.74365, W116.70171
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N31.73457, W116.72207
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line5 =
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N33.30254, W115.91133
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N33.43262, W116.06172
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N33.50210, W116.05347
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N33.52192, W116.01045
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N33.51943, W115.94844
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N33.45166, W115.88394
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[airport1]
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name = San Diego International Airport
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code = KSAN
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runways =
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rwy1, 09, N32.7371, W117.204, 106.0, 9401, 700, 1810, 14
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entrypoints =
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060, HSKER
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320, COMIX
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airlines =
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swa, 5, b737/b738, Southwest
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aal, 3, a318/b738/B763, American
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jbu, 2, a320, Jet Blue
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ups, 1, b763, UPS
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fdx, 1, b763, Fedex
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xe, 1, e135, JetSuite
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n-123ab, 1, c172/p28/e13bj/be35/be20/c152
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[departure1]
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runway = rwy1, rev
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route1 =
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cward2, seaward2
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N32.7980083333, W117.315969444
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N33.0634555556, W117.729230556
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N33.3840138889, W117.909272222
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route2 =
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brdr7, border7
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N32.7545972222, W117.276536111
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N32.702833, W117.295667
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N32.6253583333, W117.239327778
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N32.61030, W116.97900
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N32.6311166667, W116.769919444
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N33.14050, W116.58600
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route3 =
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padrz2, padrez2
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N32.7980083333, W117.315969444
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N33.0634555556, W117.729230556
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N33.1938888889, W117.861944444
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route4 =
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zzooo2, zoo2
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N32.7545972222, W117.276536111
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N32.6314555556, W117.245827778
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N32.6018333333, W116.916133333
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N32.630225, W116.7732
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N33.0094138889, W116.587447222
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N33.3993611111, W116.383111111
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route5 =
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zzooo2, zoo2
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N32.7545972222, W117.276536111
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N32.6314555556, W117.245827778
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N32.6018333333, W116.916133333
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N32.630225, W116.7732
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N32.7012555556, W116.031180556
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[approach1]
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runway = rwy1, rev
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beacon = HSKER
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route1 =
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195
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N32.8444444444, W116.606666667, 8700, 270
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N32.7741083333, W116.677463889, 8000
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N32.7399166667, W116.749694444, 6100
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N32.7075, W116.818055556, 6000
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N32.6882222222, W116.879861111, 5000, 210
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14.2, 4000, 200
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[approach2]
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runway = rwy1, rev
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beacon = COMIX
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route1 =
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127
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N33.1374361111, W117.483794444, 12000
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N33.0505555556, W117.411388889
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N32.9183333333, W117.300555556, 9000, 230
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N32.8118, W117.212030556, 7000
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N32.7788722222, W117.064397222, 6000, 210
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N32.7388722222, W116.875, 4000
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14.2, 4000, 200
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[configurations]
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config1 =
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0, rwy1, landstartrev
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# SOCAL West (San Diego) For Endless ATC
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This is my rendition of San Diego TRACON, also known as SOCAL West (it is a SOCAL facility). San Diego is the busiest single runway airport in the world, making it one heck of a challenge for approach. I will warn you now, this is a seriously difficult custom airport. You better be up for the challange! Yes I know the only ILS approach is on runway 9, but that is really never used except for extreme weather situations. Runway 27 does have a localizer approach though, and so you will just have to use your imagination and pretend that the aircraft are on a localizer and not an ILS.
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## Guide
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I figured I should really add a basic guide to how the airport operates so you can really get the most out of this custom airport without ripping your head out.
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Departures are not a huge concern, CWARD and PADRZ go the same direction and are almost identical, BORDER and ZOOM are pretty similar. When an arrival pops up, I ususally just increase the alitude immedietly to get it out the way. Your arrival and departure flows shouldnt really need to mix.
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Arrivals are where things get a little more tricky. For aircraft on the LUCKI1 STAR (from the east - HSKER is the fix) I normally just leave them. It is quite rare that I actually take them off the arrival. The COMIX2 STAR (from the north-west down the coast - COMIX fix) is where I spend most of my energy managing. If you look at the actual chart for the COMIX2 arrival you will notice the SID ends with a radar vector north and parralel to the localizer in the opposite direction. Approach would then provide radar vectors to sequence them in on the localizer. This isnt a thing in EndlessATC however, and so I have the approach run parralel, and then turn to join the localizer at the same point as the LUCKI1 arrivals. For 99% of my COMIX2 arrivals I drop them down to 2000 - 3000 ft and turn them onto the localizer way earlier to sequence them ahead / behind my LUCKI1 arrivals that should already be established. Its really a challenge and takes a lot of focus.
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Hope this helps a little, good luck with this one! I tend to manually keep the skill at about 7 - 8 or else it just gets unmanageable.
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## Features
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### Implemented
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* Runway 27 Implementation
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* CWARD2, BORDER7, PADRZ2, and ZOOM2 SID Implementation
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* COMIX2 and LUCKI1 STAR Implementation
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* Custom Airline Implementation
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### To Do
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* Additional SIDS / STARS
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* Airspace Boundries
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* Secondary Airports
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## Changelog
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* 3/16/2021 - KSAN Version 1.0:
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* Runway 27 Implementation
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* CWARD2, BORDER7, PADRZ2, and ZOOM2 SID Implementation
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* COMIX2 and LUCKI1 STAR Implementation
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* Custom Airline Implentation
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