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ACAS bulletin 15 - reducing climb/descend rates

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Old 8th Jun 2012, 17:11
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Question ACAS bulletin 15 - reducing climb/descend rates

Hi all,

Eurocontrol released another bulletin on how to avoid TCAS RA, by reducing descend/climb rates during the last 1000'. There also is a recommendation by ICAO that during the last 1000' only rates of 1500'/min or less should be less. However there still seems to be strong opposition agains it and I don't really understand why? What are the issues and why do people think that it is safe to approach a level with 4000'/min when there is traffic in the vicinity...

Appreciate any answers!

Felix
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