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Oddball77 16th October 2024 14:45

Intermediate Fix and lateral safety margin.
 
Anybody know the width of the IF safety margin in NM? The Jepp mentions a lateral safety margin on 2.5 nm either side of the track for the IAF, and an extra 2.5nm secondary buffet margin.

Edgington 16th October 2024 15:54

It depends on the approach, is it straight in, NDB, VOR. For a VOR approach it will taper from the IAF to the IF in the primary area from 2,5 nm to 1 nm and the secondary area from 2,5 to 0,5 nm either side of track. NDB from 2,5 to 1,25 nm in the primary area and from 2,5 to 1,25 in the secondary area

Frankym 16th October 2024 16:31


Originally Posted by Oddball77 (Post 11752277)
Anybody know the width of the IF safety margin in NM? The Jepp mentions a lateral safety margin on 2.5 nm either side of the track for the IAF, and an extra 2.5nm secondary buffet margin.

If I am not wrong, the safety margin is usually 2.5 NM either side of the track, as you mentioned for the IAF.

Oddball77 17th October 2024 01:01


Originally Posted by Edgington (Post 11752310)
It depends on the approach, is it straight in, NDB, VOR. For a VOR approach it will taper from the IAF to the IF in the primary area from 2,5 nm to 1 nm and the secondary area from 2,5 to 0,5 nm either side of track. NDB from 2,5 to 1,25 nm in the primary area and from 2,5 to 1,25 in the secondary area

Where is this referenced?

Edgington 17th October 2024 09:55


Originally Posted by Oddball77 (Post 11752554)
Where is this referenced?

ICAO Doc 8168 Volume 2 Part II Conventional Procedures

Oddball77 22nd October 2024 06:39

And for a RNAV ILS approach? What is the lateral safety margin from IF to FAF?

alphacentauri 22nd October 2024 23:27

2.5nm either side at the IF, and reduces linearly down until intercept of the ILS OAS contours. The width is variable depending on the parameters of the ILS but is typically about 1.5NM at the FAF and reduces further down to the MAPt.

I cant seem to post an image. But PANS-OPS Figure II-1-1-2 gives you a good idea of how it works

Alpha


alphacentauri 23rd October 2024 23:11

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