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(xii) Procedures — Aircraft Operations — Volume II 23/11/06 Chapter 2. Arrival and approach procedures .............................................................................. III-3-2-1 2.1 General.......................................................................................................................... III-3-2-1 2.2 Arrival routes ................................................................................................................ III-3-2-2 2.3 Initial approach segment ............................................................................................... III-3-2-3 2.4 Intermediate approach segment..................................................................................... III-3-2-6 2.5 Turning missed approach.............................................................................................. III-3-2-7 2.6 End of the missed approach segment — MAHF........................................................... III-3-2-7 Chapter 3. Non-precision approach procedures.......................................................................... III-3-3-1 3.1 Final approach segment ................................................................................................ III-3-3-1 3.2 Initial and intermediate missed approach segment........................................................ III-3-3-2 Chapter 4. APV/Barometric vertical navigation (BARO/VNAV).............................................. III-3-4-1 4.1 General.......................................................................................................................... III-3-4-1 4.2 Standard conditions....................................................................................................... III-3-4-1 4.3 APV segment ................................................................................................................ III-3-4-3 4.4 Determination of OCH for approach and missed approach obstacles........................... III-3-4-6 4.5 Promulgation................................................................................................................. III-3-4-7 Appendix A to Chapter 4. Temperature correction ......................................................... III-3-4-App A-1 Appendix B to Chapter 4. Algorithm for calculating the height of surface defined by four points in space........................................................................................................ III-3-4-App B-1 Chapter 5. APV I/II procedures .................................................................................................. III-3-5-1 (To be developed) Chapter 6. Precision approach procedures — GBAS ................................................................. III-3-6-1 6.1 Introduction................................................................................................................... III-3-6-1 6.2 Initial approach segment ............................................................................................... III-3-6-4 6.3 Intermediate approach segment..................................................................................... III-3-6-4 6.4 Precision segment ......................................................................................................... III-3-6-5 6.5 Missed approach after the precision segment (final missed approach) ......................... III-3-6-14 6.6 Simultaneous ILS and/or MLS precision approaches to parallel or near-parallel instrument runways....................................................................................................... III-3-6-17 6.7 GBAS CAT I with offset azimuth final approach track alignment ............................... III-3-6-18 6.8 Promulgation................................................................................................................. III-3-6-18 Chapter 7. Holding procedures ................................................................................................... III-3-7-1 7.1 General.......................................................................................................................... III-3-7-1 7.2 Types of RNAV holding for VOR/DME, DME/DME and GNSS procedures ............. III-3-7-1 7.3 Entry procedures for VOR/DME, DME/DME and GNSS procedures ......................... III-3-7-2 7.4 Fix tolerance.................................................................................................................. III-3-7-2 7.5 Holding area construction for VOR/DME, DME/DME and GNSS procedures ........... III-3-7-3 7.6 Holding area construction for RNP............................................................................... III-3-7-4 Page
Table of Contents (xiii) Appendix to Chapter 7. Example of alternative area navigation (RNAV) holding entries for reduced holding entry areas................................................................................... III-3-7-App-1 Chapter 8. En-route procedures .................................................................................................. III-3-8-1 8.1 General.......................................................................................................................... III-3-8-1 Section 4. Quality assurance ........................................................................................................... III-4-(i) (To be developed) Section 5. Publication....................................................................................................................... III-5-(i) Chapter 1. RNAV database path terminator concept.................................................................. III-5-1-1 Chapter 2. Waypoint names........................................................................................................ III-5-2-1 (To be developed) Chapter 3. Procedure naming...................................................................................................... III-5-3-1 3.1 General.......................................................................................................................... III-5-3-1 3.2 RNAV departures.......................................................................................................... III-5-3-1 3.3 RNAV arrivals .............................................................................................................. III-5-3-1 3.4 RNAV approach............................................................................................................ III-5-3-2 PART IV. HELICOPTERS.................................................................................................................... IV-(i) Chapter 1. Area navigation (RNAV) point-in-space (PinS) approach procedures for helicopters using basic GNSS receivers................................................................................... IV-1-1 1.1 General.......................................................................................................................... IV-1-1 1.2 GNSS RNAV system accuracy..................................................................................... IV-1-1 1.3 Arrival routes ................................................................................................................ IV-1-2 1.4 Terminal criteria............................................................................................................ IV-1-2 1.5 Initial approach segment ............................................................................................... IV-1-2 1.6 Intermediate approach segment..................................................................................... IV-1-3 1.7 Final approach segment ................................................................................................ IV-1-4 1.8 Missed approach segment ............................................................................................. IV-1-4 1.9 Promulgation................................................................................................................. IV-1-5 PANS-OPS OAS CD-ROM .......................................................................................................... Enclosure ___________________ Page 23/11/06
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