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Old 23rd Dec 2005, 19:03
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Independent Parallel Runway Spacing

Can anyone point out where I can find info on how far apart runways have to be for independent ops in the UK. Cheers
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I am looking for the same, also where can I find ICAO airport stds.

thks for any help
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It should be in ICAO Doc 9157, but which part i'm not sure!
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Independent as in no vortex considerations?

I think it's 760m.
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Agreed - 760m for vortex purposes. 3nm separation still needs to be mantained between IFR flights though!
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Independent as in capable of simultaneous operation so parallel approaches or take offs etc.
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To be completely independent, 3 miles.

Of course, you can do simultaneous parallel approaches and departures on runways closer than 3 miles apart, but only with visual separation.
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We do parallel apps and deps all the time and in any weather.
Both rwys operate independently always here in Munich.
They are 2300m apart.

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I believe there has to be at least 1525m between to parallel RWY's for independent operation. With less than 1525m but more than 915m one will have the usual spacing of 3 miles, but in addition 2 miles spacing between traffic on the two approaches.
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Thanks for all the help so far, has anyone got a specific ref? I need to be able to say definitavely
"according to xyz the runway needs to be xxx meters apart"

I've had a look in CAP 168 but to no avail.
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