Updated Readme, Initial Release of Updated WSSS (v2.0)
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Airspace ceiling is set at FL240.
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Airspace ceiling is set at FL240.
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Transition Altitude is 11000ft, while Transition Level is FL130.
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This means that any altitude in between is not to be used (like FL120).
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### Features:
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### Features:
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* Simulates current operations (year 2022) at WSSS
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* Simulates current operations (year 2022) at WSSS
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* New third runway 02R/20L in use, while runway 02C/20C is closed for development works
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* New third runway 02R/20L in use, while runway 02C/20C is closed for Changi East development works
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* SIDs and STARs, as well as 'unique' approaches to runways
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* SIDs and STARs, as well as 'unique' approaches to runways
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* Accurate representation of airlines and plane types as much as possible
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* Accurate representation of airlines and plane types as much as possible
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* Departures & Arrivals to/from the North and West: Note minimum altitude restrictions in the area!
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* Departures & Arrivals to/from the North and West: Note minimum altitude restrictions in the area!
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* **Also take note of WIDD (Batam) Control Zone. Planes must overfly at or above 4000ft!**
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* Also take note of **WIDD (Batam) Control Zone**. Planes must overfly **at or above 4000ft**!
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* **Departures from runway 02R / 20L**
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* **Departures from runway 02R / 20L**
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| 02C / 20C | A / B |
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| 02C / 20C | A / B |
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| 02R / 20L | C / D |
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| 02R / 20L | C / D |
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**STAR Suffix - Runway 02 is 'A'; Runway 20 is 'B'**.
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**STAR Suffix - Runway 02 is 'A', Runway 20 is 'B'**.
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Arriving planes converge at four waypoints (known as "entry gates").
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Arriving planes converge at four waypoints (known as "entry gates").
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* South: `REMES`
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* South: `REMES`
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* West: `BOBAG`
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* West: `BOBAG`
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Holdings are typically used at these waypoints during periods of high traffic loads.
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Holdings are typically used at these waypoints during periods of high traffic.
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All STARs end at a waypoint that is near the final approach area (Rwy 02: `SANAT`/`SAMKO` Rwy 20: `BIDUS`/`NYLON`/`BIPOP`). Then, planes are radar vectored to final.
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All STARs end at a waypoint that is near the final approach area (Rwy 02: `SANAT`/`SAMKO` Rwy 20: `BIDUS`/`NYLON`/`BIPOP`). Then, planes are radar vectored to final.
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Feel free to use radar vectors at any time for sequencing / to avoid weather.
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Feel free to use radar vectors at any time for sequencing / to avoid weather.
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More information on the approach procedures:
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More information on the approach procedures:
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* **ILS Approach to runway 02L / 20R**
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Usually, planes are cleared to intercept the localizer first, and only when established on the localizer that they are cleared for the ILS approach (localizer + glideslope).
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Most of the time, planes are cleared to descend to **2500ft** to intercept, but other altitudes are alright too.
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* **RNP Approach to runway 02R / 20L**
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* **RNP Approach to runway 02R / 20L**
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Vector aircraft as usual, when nearing the extended centerline or as appropriate, direct the aircraft to `LUVUL`/`OBGIS` (IF*) and clear the aircraft for the RNP approach. Remember to descend to 2000ft, then/or **1700ft**, for the aircraft to commence the approach.
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Vector aircraft as usual, when nearing the extended centerline or as appropriate, direct the aircraft to `LUVUL`/`OBGIS` (IF*) and clear the aircraft for the RNP approach. Remember to descend to 2000ft, then/or **1700ft**, for the aircraft to commence the approach.
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* **Wake Turbulence Separation**
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* **Wake Turbulence Separation**
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ICAO RECAT separation is applied between arriving aircraft.
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ICAO RECAT separation is applied between landing aircraft.
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### Known Issues/Limitations:
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### Known Issues/Limitations
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### Many thanks to the following resources:
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### Many thanks to the following resources
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| 2.0 | 31 December 2022 | BestBearrr | Initial release of updated TMA |
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| 2.0 | 31 December 2022 | BestBearrr | Initial release of updated TMA |
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| 1.3 | 11 August 2021 | Jacob | - |
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| 1.3 | 11 August 2021 | Jacob | - |
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_Disclaimer: Information included herein is not meant to be true-to-life. This file is intended for recreational use only._
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_Disclaimer: The information included herein is not meant to be true-to-life. This file is intended for recreational use only._
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