SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS ...................................................................................................................................... 3
CONTACT SUPPORT .............................................................................................................................................. 3
INSTALLATION AND REMOVAL ............................................................................................................................. 3
FINDING THE AIRPORT ......................................................................................................................................... 4
GRAPHICS MENU .................................................................................................................................................. 4
Maastricht Aachen airport has its roots in the Second World War when the US Engineer Corps created
Advanced Landing Ground Y-44 as a front line airport for fighter bombers and recce aircraft. Directly after the
war is was still busy as the road network of the Netherlands was severely damaged. But when car travel
became easier it was decided to keep the airport open and to turn it into a regional airport. It was steadily
upgraded and EUROCONTROL decided to us the airport as its base. It’s now doing very well with growing
passenger and freight amounts.
The moment the low cost airlines started to operate the airport got a huge boost. Located close to the Belgium
and German border and close to many major cities it attracted companies like RyanAir and GermanWings. To
increase the multinational idea the airport was renamed from “Vliegveld Beek” to Maastricht-Aachen Airport.
With good success as more than half the passengers are now German.
CO P YRIGHTS
The manual, documentation, video images, software, and all the related materials are copyrighted and cannot
be copied, photocopied, translated or reduced to any electronic medium or machine legible form, neither
completely nor in part, without the previous written consent of AEROSOFT. THE SOFTWARE IS FURNISHED «AS
IS» AND IT DOES NOT COME FURNISHED WITH ANY GUARANTEE IMPLICIT OR EXPRESS. THE AUTHOR DECLINES
EVERY RESPONSIBILITY FOR CONTINGENT MALFUNCTIONS, DECELERATION, AND ANY DRAWBACK THAT
SHOULD ARISE, USING THIS SOFTWARE.
Concept: Aerosoft
Programming/ modeling: Andras Kozma
Project Management: Mathijs Kok (Aerosoft)
Manual, documentation: Mathijs Kok (Aerosoft)
Installer: Andreas Mügge
Testing: Several good folks who will all be getting a copy
Special thanks to Mark Honing for the detailed photo shoot of the airport!
SYS TEM REQUIR EM E N TS
Intel Core 2 Duo E6850 CPU (Core 2 Quad advised)
2 GB RAM
Direct X 9 compatible Graphics Card with minimal 512 MB
Microsoft FSX (with SP2 or Acceleration), Lockheed Martin Prepar3D
Windows XP, Windows VISTA, Windows 7 (fully updated)
Adobe Acrobat® Reader 8 minimal to read and print the manual
(1)
(1)
Available for free, download at: http://www.adobe.com/prodindex/acrobat/readstep.html
CO N TACT SUPPO R T
Support for this product is done by Aerosoft. We prefer to do support on the support forum for one simple
reason, it is fast and efficient because customers help customers when we are sleeping.
Aerosoft forums: http://www.forum.aerosoft.com/
We feel strongly about support. Buying one of our products gives you the right to waste out time with
questions you feel might be silly. They are not.
IN ST A LLATION AND R EM OVAL
Installation is simple. Unzip the file that you downloaded and start the exe file you downloaded and follow the
instructions on your screen. Make sure FSX (or FS2004) is closed and we do advise you to reboot your system
before installing. Make sure you are logged on as Administrator on the machine! After installing it can help to
defragment your hard disk (but do not do so if you have installed it on a SSD). Do note that the files are personalized on installation. When you share them with others you also share personal details.
After installation has finished the Aerosoft Launcher will start and it will be installed (or updated). See
Appendix A for a detailed explanation.
Removal should never be done manually but only using the software removal applet you will find the Windows
Control panel.
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FINDING THE A IR P O RT
You will find the airport using either the airport name (Maastricht Aachen), the city name (Maastricht) or the
airport ID (EHBK).
CH ARTS
We have added the most current charts for this airport to this manual as Appendix B. Please note you can
always find them at http://www.ais-netherlands.nl/aim/111201-120112/eAIP/html/index-en-GB.html. Of
course the charts in this manual should never be used for real aviation!
DISPLAY SETT I N G S
In order to change your scenery settings, go to Settings -> Display. All settings that are important to see this
scenery correctly are marked in red and need to be shown. All other settings are to your own liking.
GRAPHICS M EN U
We advise to keep Target frame rate set to Unlimited when your hardware is not very fast. If you see
your framerate wildly fluctuating and over 50 fps we advise you to limit the framerates to 40. This will
allow FSX to calculate a few things in advance.
Global texture resolution has to be to Very high.
As this project is easy on FPS you most likely will be able to activate Lens flare that adds some nice
sun effects.
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SCENERY SE TT I N GS
Mesh is important for this scenery. Set Mesh Complexity to 100 and Mesh resolution to 5 meter.
Settings below 5 meters will cause problems.
Texture resolution should be at 15 cm or less to get the best resolution of the textures.
Special effects details should be on High to see all the special animations.
For best results we recommend to set Autogen Density to Normal.
Water effects are best set very low because there is no pure blue tropical water around.
Also, do make sure that ground scenery shadows box is left ticked, since all 3D objects have built-in
shadows for better performance
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TR AF F IC
Traffic settings as shown are advised. This will make the project look best and will avoid problems.
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AIRCRAFT A N D W E AT HER SETTINGS
Aircraft and weather settings are not very important for a scenery but for completion we added the settings
our testers found to be most suitable. Note that 3d clouds can have a profound effect on frame rate.
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IN FO RMATION FO R MAASTRICHT - A A CH EN AIRPORT
Country: The Netherlands
City: Maastricht
ICAO ID: EHBK
IATA ID: MST
Time: UTC+1(+2DT)
50°54′57″N 005°46′37″E
Elevation: 375 feet (114 meters) (note that things do not go much higher in the Netherlands!)
Type: Civil
Surface ASP: Asphalt
Heading 216.63°
Latitude 50° 55' 14.79" N
Longitude 005° 46' 45.22" E
Elevation (ft) 364.0
Slope 0.0°
Landing Distance 8202 feet
Takeoff Distance 9022 feet
HIRL - High Intensity Runway Lights
REIL - Runway End Identifier Lights
A - ALSF-2
CL - Centerline Lighting System
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F.A.QS.
Q: Is this add-on DX10 compatible?
A: No, the high resolution textures will cause problems.
Q: Is this add-on compatible with other add-ons in the area?
A: We have tested this with the NL2000 project and found no problems. Do note the we use a color adjusted
aerial image that has a more muted color then the rather vivid images used by NL2000.
Q: There seem to be issues with the airport lighting at day/night transitions. Is this normal?
A: No but it isn't curable. FSX sometimes has its own ways of switching day/night textures. If you face any
texture or scenery problems, open the scenery library and click OK (or use the "refresh scenery" shortcut) to
reload scenery and textures.
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332.750
GP
TWR
472
LOC
RWY 03/21 2500 x 45 m
PAPI
Ceilometer
E2
T
W
W3
W4
W
basin
basin
basin
BKN 111.550
LOC
BKZ 111.550
332.750
GP
BEEK /
50°55’21’’N
CH.52
005°46’47’’E
Y
(111.55) /
BKN & BKZ
03
21
ARP
50°54’57’’N
005°46’37’’E
E1
W1
Test run site
Fire test site
PAPI
DISPLACED THR
250 m
ELEV 365 FT AMSL
DISPLACED
THR 250 m
ELEV 371
FT AMSL
Anemometer
Anemometer
2500m
2500m
See
Note 3
See
Note 2
E
E1
W1
E
332.750
GP
E2
W
W3
W4
See
Note 1
DO NOT USE
DO NOT USE
Car park
A - APRON
B - APRON
C - APRON
S - APRON
RWY
THR
TORA
ASDA
TODA
LDA
m
m
m
m
005°45’36.18’’E
2500
005°46’38.32’’E*
DIMENSIONS (m)
RUNWAY
STRIP
2500x45
2870x300
COORDINATES
SURFACE
ASPH
ASPH
PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS
DECLARED DISTANCES
BEARING
STRENGTH
DIRECTION
GEO
03
21
2500x45
2870x300
PCN 71/F/C/X/T
2500
2500
2650
2500
PCN 71/F/C/X/T
2500
2500
2750
50°55’07.98’’N*
50°54’06.61’’N
TORA
ASDA
TODA
1050
1200
1600
RWY
TWY
1960
1225
03
21
21
21
W4
E2
W3
W4
1050
1960
2210
1600
1850
1225
1475
INTERSECTION TAKE-OFF
See EHBK AD 2.23
W3A
W3
W4A
W4
W1
W1A
W2
E1
E2
E2A
E1A
HOTSPOT
CAUTION:
DO NOT CROSS
THE HOLDING POSITION
MARKINGS WITHOUT
A CLEARANCE.
032.62°
212.63°
AIP NETHERLANDS
ELEVATIONS IN FEET AMSL
HOTSPOT
CAUTION:
DO NOT CROSS
THE HOLDING POSITION
MARKINGS WITHOUT
A CLEARANCE.
CHANGE: General, Cargo and Maintenance apron renamed into A, B and C-apron, S-apron and Taxiway T added, Taxiway P deleted, editorial.
1000
AIP NETHERLANDS
MAASTRICHT AACHEN
INSTRUMENT APPROACH CHART
RWY 03
ILS CAT I/DME
GP INOP
and BEMTI 1A
APPROACH
AD 2.EHBK-IAC-03.1
28 JUL 11
APP123.975
(TAR)
128.350
119.475
TWR
119.700
124.575
ATIS
121.500
GP
LOC111.550 BKZ
DME
VAR 1° W (2005)
51°
00’
N
B E L G I U M
50°
50’
N
SCALE 1 : 250 000
km
Beek
Dutch MIL outside OPR HR
Beek
Reg. Guard
Maastricht
General Emergency
332.750
BKZ
CH.52
Y
AD ELEV 375
(14.2 MAS)
MAX 210 KT IAS
Approach
Tower
IF
EH302
7.4 BKZ
Information
(111.55) /
50°55’21’’N
657
BRUSSELS FIR
BEEK /
CH.52
005°46’47’’E
033°
FAFEH303
5.8 BKZ(12.7 MAS)1800 AMSLGP INOP
AMSTERDAM FIR
BKZ
Y
EH310
4.0 BKZ(11.0 MAS)1230 AMSL
305°
4.9
10 NM
614
770
617
591
640
591
21
THR 03
1.4 BKZ(8.7 MAS)
MAS 220
12.3 MAS2000 AMSL
BEMTI 1A APPROACH
033°
3000
1 min
8.5 MAS3000 AMSL
MAX 220
KT IAS
IAF
185°
751
GULL /
50°48’26’’N
213°
51°01’10’’N
MAS 220
GUL-383.5
005°53’44’’E
L /NW -373
005°52’42’’E
MAASTRICHT /
108.6 /
50°58’19’’N
10 NM
CH.23005°57’38’’E
CAUTION:
Notice the short distance between the IF and the FAF
available for LOC-course interception.
NOTES:
Navigation in the initial and intermediate approach segment
is primarily based on rader vectors provided by ATC.
Given speeds are mandatory.
The approach via BEMTI only at ATC discretion
(see page EHBK AD 2.22 paragraph 2.8).
Given EH points beyond the FAF must be considered to be
supplementary information.
DME BKZ reads 1.4 at THR 03.
Execution of the complete procedure via L-NW depicted
by at ATC discretion or in case of COM-failure.
SCHINVELD
MAS
X
925
G
G E R M A N Y
LANGEN FIR
AMSTERDAM FIR
ATC DISCRETION
BEMTI
3000 AMSL
0
0NM
05° 40’E05° 50’06° 00’06° 10’E
5105
2421
1000
DO NOT DESCEND BELOW THE DESCENT PROFILE
GIVEN ALTITUDES TO BE CONSIDERED AS MNM ALT
BEARINGS ARE MAGNETIC
DISTANCES IN NM
ALTITUDES AND ELEVATIONS
IN FEET
1. Missed approach:
- Track 033° MAG and climb to 2000 ft AMSL.
- Inform ATC.
2. Missed approach in case of communication failure:
- Track 033° MAG to L-NW and climb to 3000 ft AMSL;
- Cross L-NW at 3000 ft AMSL and execute
BKZ
ILS RDH 50 ft
21
02345
635 ft/min745 ft/min
the instrument approach procedure again.
850 ft/min955 ft/min
MSA BASED ON MAS VOR/DME
2100
055°
2600
3300
015°
IF
FAF
EH303
5.8 BKZ
MNM 1800
AMSL
GP INOP
033°
6
5.8
6080100120140160180
320 ft/min
(OCH)OCA ELEV THR 03: 365.4 ft
(360)
NIGHT:
NIGHT:
AIRAC AMDT 08/11
THR ELEV 365
281°
CHANGE: OCA/OCH, ACFT CAT DL added, editorial.
1000
1000
1000
1500
AIP NETHERLANDS
AIP NETHERLANDSAIP NETHERLANDS
APP123.975
APP123.975
(TAR)
(TAR)
128.350 Dutch MIL outside OPR HR
128.350 Dutch MIL outside OPR HR
119.475
119.475
TWR
TWR
119.700
119.700
124.575
124.575
ATIS
ATIS
121.500
121.500
332.750
GP
LOC111.550 BKZ
CH.52
DME
VAR 1° W (2005)
Approach
Approach
Beek
Beek
Beek
Beek
Tower
Tower
Reg. Guard
Reg. Guard
Maastricht
Maastricht
General Emergency
General Emergency
BKZ
Y
AD ELEV 375
B E L G I U M
5°20’E
5°20’E
MAASTRICHT AACHEN
RNAV INSTRUMENT APPROACH CHART
RNAV INSTRUMENT APPROACH CHART
Information
Information
MAASTRICHT AACHEN
BUDEL
BUDEL
AMSTERDAM FIR
AMSTERDAM FIR
BRUSSELS FIR
BRUSSELS FIR
10 NM
L /NW -373
L /NW -373
51°01’10’’N
51°01’10’’N
BKZ
BEEK /
BKZ
5°30’
5°30’
BEEK /
50°55’21’’N
50°55’21’’N
MAX 210 KT IAS
Y(111.55) /
CH.52
Y(111.55) /
CH.52
005°46’47’’E
005°46’47’’E
657
IF
EH302
7.4 BKZ
OLNO 1A
OLNO 1A
TRANSITION
TRANSITION
5°40’
5°40’
FAPEH303
5.8 BKZ1800 AMSL
RWY 03
OSGOS 1A
TRANSITION
MAX220KT IAS
MAX220KT IAS
005°52’42’’E
005°52’42’’E
770
770
640
640
591
591
21
THR 03
1.4 BKZ
033°
033°
EH310
4.0 BKZ1230 AMSL
305°
5
12
12
OLNO
015°
015°
VOR/DME
BAXIM 1A, BOBMO 1A, MODRU 1A, OLNO 1A,
OSGOS 1A and RUMER 2A TRANSITIONS
FROM
RUMER (IAF)
RUMER 2A
22
TRANSITION
ILS CAT I / DME
178°
SOPVI
16.8 MAS 352.9
489
489
033°
033°
591
591
751
214°
50°48’26’’N
50°48’26’’N
IAFBERIRMNM 3000 AMSL
5°50’
5°50’
4
400
574
8
3000
1 min
13
190°
EH309MNM 3500 AMSL
5
GULL /
GUL-383.5
GULL /
GUL-383.5
173°
IAFOSGOS
12.8 MAS 352.9
181°
BOBMO
BOGRU
17
198°
005°53’44’’E
005°53’44’’E
479
630
630
BOBMO 1A
TRANSITION
IAF
50°58’19’’N
50°58’19’’N
SCHINVELD
GG
14
14
10
10
220°
220°
226°
226°
925
10 NM
1000
6°00’
6°00’
416
416
MAASTRICHT /
MAASTRICHT /
108.6 /
108.6 /
BAXIM
1000
AD 2.EHBK-IAC-03.2
NOTES:
NOTES:
ATC may deviate from the transitions
by radar vectors.
ILS / DME must be available.
DME BKZ reads 1.4 at THR 03
Altitudes / Speeds:
Altitudes / Speeds:
During the transition, descend to or
maintain a level as instructed by ATC.
MAX 250 KT IAS below FL 100.
When cleared for a BERIR approach RWY 03 :
Continue via the transition.
Descent path at pilot’s discretion.
The minimum altitudes shall be respected.
The published speeds are mandatory.
Execute the ILS approach RWY 03.
AMSTERDAM FIR
AMSTERDAM FIR
LANGEN FIR
G E R M A N Y
MAS
MAS
X
X
CH.23
CH.23005°57’38’’E
005°57’38’’E
MODRU 1A
IAF
TRANSITION
MODRU
BAXIM 1A
BAXIM 1A
IAF
TRANSITION
TRANSITION
6°10’
6°10’
SCHWALMTAL
SCHWALMTAL
28 JUL 11
1000
1500
6°20’E
6°20’E
51°
51°
20’
20’
N
N
51°
51°
10’
10’
51°
51°
00’
00’
50°
50°
50’
50’
N
N
DO NOT DESCEND BELOW THE DESCENT PROFILE
GIVEN ALTITUDES TO BE CONSIDERED AS MNM ALT
- Track 033° MAG and climb to 2000 ft AMSL.
Inform ATC.
2. Missed Approach in case of communication failure:
- Track 033° MAG to NW and climb to 3000 ft AMSL;
- Cross NW at 3000 ft AMSL and execute
the instrument approach procedure as depicted on
chart AD 2.EHBK-IAC-03.1.
BKZ
BKZ
033°
21
1
NM 0
ILS RDH 50 ft
850 ft/min955 ft/min
MSA BASED ON MAS VOR/DME
2100
055°
2600
015°
3300
AIRAC AMDT 08/11
THR ELEV 365
54321
54321
281°
CHANGE: OCA/OCH, ACFT CAT DL added, editorial.
1000
AIP NETHERLANDS
MAASTRICHT AACHEN
INSTRUMENT APPROACH CHART
RWY 03
NDB / DME
NW / BKZ or BKN
and BEMTI 1A
APPROACH
AD2.EHBK-IAC-03.3
05 MAY 11
APP123.975
(TAR)
128.350
119.475
TWR
119.700
124.575
ATIS
121.500
DME111.550
VAR 1° W (2005)
51°
00’
N
B E L G I U M
50°
50’
N
SCALE 1 : 250 000
km
Beek
Dutch MIL outside OPR HR
Beek
Reg. Guard
Maastricht
General Emergency
in Amsterdam FIR
BKZ or BKN
BKZ or BKN
CH.52
Y
AD ELEV 375
(14.2 MAS)
MAX 210 KT IAS
Approach
Tower
Information
BEEK /(111.55) /
50°55’21’’N
BRUSSELS FIR
AMSTERDAM FIR
BKZ or BKN
CH.52
Y
005°46’47’’E
10 NM
THR 03
1.4 BKZ(8.7 MAS)
640
770
21
617
591
614
591
033°
MAX 220
3000
1 min
KT IAS
IAF
751
185°
213°
L /NW -373
51°01’10’’N
50°58’19’’N
MAS 220
005°52’42’’E
MAASTRICHT /
108.6 /
CH.23005°57’38’’E
NOTES:
Navigation in the initial and intermediate approach segment
is primarily based on radar vectors provided by ATC.
Given speeds are mandatory.
The approach via BEMTI only at ATC discretion
(see page EHBK AD 2.22 paragraph 2.8).
DME BKN may substitute DME BKZ.
Both DME BKZ and BKN read 1.4 at THR 03.
Execution of the complete procedure via L-NW depicted
by at ATC discretion or in case of COM-failure.
SCHINVELD
MAS
X
G
G E R M A N Y
LANGEN FIR
AMSTERDAM FIR
033°
EH302
7.4 BKZ
8.5 MAS
MAS 220
3000 AMSL
GULL /
50°48’26’’N
GUL-383.5
005°53’44’’E
10 NM
QDM NW 033°
FAFEH303
5.8 BKZ(12.7 MAS)
657
IF
1800 AMSL
305° 4.9
12.3 MAS2000 AMSL
925
BEMTI 1A APPROACH
ATC DISCRETION
BEMTI
3000 AMSL
0
0NM
05° 40’E05° 50’06° 00’06° 10’E
5105
2421
1000
DO NOT DESCEND BELOW THE DESCENT PROFILE
GIVEN ALTITUDES TO BE CONSIDERED AS MNM ALT
DO NOT DESCEND BELOW THE DESCENT PROFILE
GIVEN ALTITUDES TO BE CONSIDERED AS MNM ALT
EH311
4.0 BKN
MNM ALT
MAPt: THR
0.2 BKN
GP INOP
213°
BKN
213°
03
21
NM
01234567
6080100120140160180
320 ft/min
CAT II
Radio Alt
63
73
89
105
105
0.2
425 ft/min
(OCH)OCA ELEV THR 21: 370.7 ft
GP INOP
MAPt (THR)
(340)
710
NIGHT:
NIGHT:
NA
1130
810
3° (5.2%)
2
1
530 ft/min
CIRCLING
(520)
890
940
(570)
1170
(800)
BEARINGS ARE MAGNETIC
DISTANCES IN NM
ALTITUDES AND ELEVATIONS
IN FEET
GP INOP
1765
1450
34
635 ft/min745 ft/min
50°55’08’’N 005°46’38’’E
THR 21
EH306
51°00’37’’N
EH311
50°58’41’’N
2500
6.3
06° E
NW
TRANSITION LEVEL BY ATC
TRANSITION ALTITUDE 3000 ft AMSL
213°
89
033°
10
850 ft/min955 ft/min
MSA BASED ON MAS VOR/DME
2100
055°
2600
015°
AIRAC AMDT 08/11
3000
2500
THR ELEV 371
281°
3300
CHANGE: OCA/OCH, ACFT CAT DL added, editorial.
ST. JOSEPH
1000
1000
1000
1500
AIP NETHERLANDS
APP123.975
(TAR)
128.350 Dutch MIL outside OPR HR
119.475
TWR
119.700
124.575
ATIS
121.500
332.750
GP
LOC111.550 BKN
CH.52
DME
VAR 1° W (2005)
AD ELEV 375
B E L G I U M
Approach
Beek
Beek
Tower
Reg. Guard
Maastricht
General Emergency
BKN
Y
RNAV INSTRUMENT APPROACH CHART
Information
MAASTRICHT AACHEN
BUDEL
AMSTERDAM FIR
BRUSSELS FIR
10 NM
L /NW -373
L /NW -373
51°01’10’’N
BKZ
BEEK /
BKZ
BEEK /
50°55’21’’N
50°55’21’’N
Y(111.55) /
CH.52
Y(111.55) /
CH.52
005°46’47’’E
005°46’47’’E
657
RWY 21
RUMER (IAF)
OSGOS 1B
TRANSITION
MAX220KT IAS
005°52’42’’E51°01’10’’N
005°52’42’’E
770
640
591
03
BAXIM 1B, BOBMO 1B, MODRU 1B, OLNO 1B,
OSGOS 1B and RUMER 2B TRANSITIONS
FROM
ILS CAT I/II/III/DME
RUMER 2B
22
TRANSITION
178°
NOTES:
ATC may deviate from the transitions
by radar vectors.
ILS / DME must be available.
DME BKN situated 0.2 NM in front of THR 21.
DME BKN reads 0.2 at THR 21.
Altitudes / Speeds:
During the transition, descend to or
maintain a level as instructed by ATC.
MAX 250 KT IAS below FL 100.
When cleared for a BOGRU approach RWY 21 :
SOPVI
16.8 MAS 352.9
489
3000
1 min
033°
213°
591
EH311
4.0 BKN
THR 21
0.2 BKN
751
173°
4
400
574
181°
8
FAP
EH306
17 030°
479
630
IAFOSGOS
12.8 MAS 352.9
BOBMO 1B
TRANSITION
IAF
BOBMO
5
221°
IF
BOGRU
MAX 210 KT IAS
303°
4
SCHINVELD
MAASTRICHT /
108.6 /
50°58’19’’N
925
EH305MNM4000 AMSL
G
MASCH.23005°57’38’’E
Continue via the transition.
Descent path at pilot’s discretion.
The minimum altitudes shall be respected.
The published speeds are mandatory.
Execute the ILS approach RWY 21.
416
AMSTERDAM FIR
287°
7
MODRU
334°
4
IAF
TRANSITION
BAXIM
X
10 NM
AD 2.EHBK-IAC-21.2
LANGEN FIR
G E R M A N Y
MODRU 1B
IAF
TRANSITION
BAXIM 1B
28 JUL 11
51°
20’
N
51°
10’
51°
00’
50°
50’
N
5°20’E
DO NOT DESCEND BELOW THE DESCENT PROFILE
GIVEN ALTITUDES TO BE CONSIDERED AS MNM ALT
1. Missed Approach:
- Track 213° MAG and climb to 2000 ft AMSL. Inform ATC.
2. Missed Approach in case of communication failure:
- Track 213° MAG and climb to 3000 ft AMSL;
- At 3.4 BKN turn left track 130° MAG;
- When passing 2300 ft AMSL turn left to NW;
- Cross NW at 3000 ft AMSL and execute the
instrument approach procedure as depicted
on chart AD 2.EHBK-IAC-21.1.