Star Egll
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Hello,
Long time since I've been to London Heathrow...
I was reviewing the STARs procedure on Jeppesen charts and I see bold lines above/below altitudes.
I went to the Jep intro but I didn't find any explanation on those.
It certainly is a meaning of the condition on the altitude constraint (at or above/below/at etc...) but I can't find the precise meaning.
Help would be much appreciated ! If you could as well point me to the good reference to find adequate definitions/legend, that would be perfect.
Thank you much.
Flyer146
Long time since I've been to London Heathrow...
I was reviewing the STARs procedure on Jeppesen charts and I see bold lines above/below altitudes.
I went to the Jep intro but I didn't find any explanation on those.
It certainly is a meaning of the condition on the altitude constraint (at or above/below/at etc...) but I can't find the precise meaning.
Help would be much appreciated ! If you could as well point me to the good reference to find adequate definitions/legend, that would be perfect.
Thank you much.
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Don't forget Jeppesen are only a supplier of information, and are not regulated by any aviation authority - this in the past has been a major concern of the UK Flight Safety Committee.
If you want definitive information on Heathrow STARs, I suggest you look at the UK AIP.
If you want definitive information on Heathrow STARs, I suggest you look at the UK AIP.