Games PC FLIGHT SIMULATOR 98 User Manual

Pilot’s Handbook

As Real As It Gets

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Contents

Welcome to Microsoft Flight Simulator 98 ....................................	1
Installing Flight Simulator ......................................................	1
Starting Flight Simulator ........................................................	2
What’s New in Flight Simulator.............................................	2
Area Charts, Airport Diagrams, and Approach Charts.................	6
Atlanta ....................................................................................	8
Charlotte ...............................................................................	10
Chicago.................................................................................	12
Cleveland ..............................................................................	15
Dallas ....................................................................................	17
Denver ..................................................................................	19
Detroit...................................................................................	21
Hawaii...................................................................................	23
Houston.................................................................................	28
Los Angeles ..........................................................................	30
Miami....................................................................................	34
New Orleans .........................................................................	36
New York .............................................................................	38
San Diego .............................................................................	41
San Francisco........................................................................	43
Seattle ...................................................................................	45
Caribbean..............................................................................	48
London..................................................................................	57
Munich..................................................................................	59
Paris ......................................................................................	61
Japan .....................................................................................	63

Welcome to

Microsoft Flight Simulator 98

Welcome to Microsoft® Flight Simulator 98. Follow these simple installation and starting instructions, and you’ll be ready for takeoff before you know it.

Installing Flight Simulator

1.Turn on your computer and start Microsoft Windows 95 or Windows NT Workstation 4.0.

2.Place the Flight Simulator CD-ROM in the disc holder (if required), and insert it in your CD-ROM drive.

3.Follow the instructions when the installation screen appears.

NOTE If your CD-ROM drive does not support automatic installation, follow these steps:

4.Click Start.

5.Point to Settings, and then click Control Panel.

6.Double-click Add/Remove Programs.

7.Windows 95 or NT Workstation 4.0 displays the Add/Remove Programs Properties dialog box.

8.On the Install/Uninstall tab, click Install.

Follow the instructions on your screen.

During Setup, you can select a Typical or Custom installation. If you need to conserve hard disk space, choose the Typical setup option. To optimize flying performance, choose Custom. If you are an advanced user and want to select and configure components yourself, choose Custom.

If you experience any performance problems once you’re up in the air (for example, slow response time or jerky screen displays), check the “Using Flight Simulator” section of Help for suggestions on fine-tuning Flight Simulator.

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Starting Flight Simulator

∙To start Flight Simulator automatically, place the Flight Simulator CD-ROM in the disc holder (if required), and insert it in your CD-ROM drive.

-or-

∙If you created a shortcut to Flight Simulator on your desktop, double-click the icon.

-or-

∙Click the Start button, point to Programs, point to Microsoft Games, point to Flight Simulator, and then click

Flight Simulator 98.

What’s New in Flight Simulator 98

The best gets better with Flight Simulator 98. Here are some of the exciting features and technological improvements you’ll find in Flight Simulator 98.

Three New Aircraft

Your hangar of eight aircraft now includes a challenging Bell 206B JetRanger III helicopter, the latest Cessna Skylane 182S, and the Learjet 45. You’ll also find improved versions of Flight Simulator veterans, including a Cessna Skylane RG, an Extra 300S, a Boeing 737-400, a Schweizer 2-32 sailplane, and a Sopwith Camel. The flight models for these aircraft have been validated by experts, including Cessna, Learjet, FlightSafety International, and Patty Wagstaff. To find detailed information about each aircraft, click

Aircraft Handbooks on the Help menu.

Improved Instrument Panels

New photorealistic panels put you in the pilot’s seat. Developed from photographs of the actual cockpits, the new panels are easier to read and feature more sophisticated avionics, autopilots, and other systems. The panels scale automatically to match your screen resolution, and on many panels you can display radios, detailed engine controls, and other items in separate windows as you fly. When you master the basic instruments in the Cessna Skylane 182S, try to keep up with the latest electronic displays in the Learjet 45. If you feel a bit overwhelmed, just point to an instrument or control to see a pop-up label, or click an item to learn more about how it works.

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Feel the Force

If you have a force-feedback joystick like the Microsoft SideWinder® Force Feedback Pro joystick, you can experience a new level of realism in Microsoft Flight Simulator 98. You’ll feel your wheels rolling down the runway and the stick shake in a stall, sense trim forces as you change speeds and power settings, and encounter other effects that make pulling Gs more than a game. To set options for a force-feedback joystick, click Custom Controls on the Options menu and then click the Forces tab.

New Sights and Sounds

3-D acceleration using DirectX and other advanced graphics technology make scenery pop to life. Flight Simulator supports the latest graphics hardware to show you more detail and improved performance. Even if you don’t have 3-D hardware, new mipmapping and image-smoothing techniques improve the out-the- window view. Of course, what you see is just part of the picture. New digitized sounds—from wind noise and tire squeals to whining jet turbines and electronic warnings—immerse you in a realistic flying environment. To set sound options, click Preferences on the Options menu and then click the Display & Sound tab.

Multiplayer

Multiplayer capability puts you in crowded skies via the Internet Gaming Zone (http://www.zone.com), a network, or a direct connection between two computers. Challenge other pilots to an aerobatic competition on the Internet Gaming Zone. Join a fly-in on a network. Chase other aircraft through an urban obstacle course. Practice formation aerobatics for an airshow. Enter the traffic pattern at a busy airport. Or put yourself in the control tower and try to keep everyone else organized. To join or host a multiplayer session, click Multiplayer on the Flights menu and follow the instructions on your screen.

More Airports and Scenery

Flight Simulator 98 gives you the globe. You can take off from more than 3,000 airports worldwide—10 times more than in previous versions. You’ll also find detailed scenery, including atlas data (roads, rivers, lakes) for the U.S. and Europe and over 45 new metropolitan areas, including more than 20 new U.S. cities and new photorealistic scenery of Hong Kong. And if you like to fly low,

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Welcome to Microsoft Flight Simulator 98

watch out for thousands of new buildings, towers, antennas, and other obstacles. To set scenery options, click Scenery Complexity on the World menu. You can also control dynamic scenery—air and ground traffic. Click Dynamic Scenery on the World menu.

New Adventures

Try a cross-Channel hop from Paris to London or take command of an airline flight from LAX to JFK. A logbook full of new adventures will have you taking off on realistic flights with air traffic control instructions, emergencies, and other surprises that test your skills. To make sure you’re prepared before each flight, review the Preflight Briefings. To see these topics, click Preflight Briefings on the Help menu. To fly an adventure, click Adventures on the Flights menu.

Flight School

Whether you’re a novice or seasoned Flight Simulator pilot, you’ll find more lessons to hone your flying skills. You can try introductory flights to learn the basics of flying a specific aircraft, or take advanced lessons on such skills as ILS approaches and holding patterns. To review background information about aerodynamics, aircraft systems, navigation, and other subjects, click Pilot Training on the Help menu. Before you take off, make sure you review the Preflight Briefings that prepare you for each lesson. To see these topics, click Preflight Briefings on the Help menu. To fly a lesson, click Lessons on the Flights menu.

An Online Aviation Library

The updated online Help includes topics on subjects from aerodynamics and advanced flying techniques to aircraft instruments and systems, weather, navigation, regulations, and human factors. Videos and animations bring key concepts to life, while more than 200,000 words of text take you deep into the real-world details of flying. To explore Help, click Pilot Training on the Help menu. If you need information about a specific aircraft, the Aircraft Handbooks section of Help includes checklists, operating procedures, and performance statistics. To see these handbooks, click Aircraft Handbooks on the Help menu.

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Globe Trotting

The improved Airport/Facility Directory (A/FD) and Go To features help you enjoy the world of airports and scenery in Flight Simulator 98. The powerful search features in the A/FD make it easy to find detailed information about the airports and navigation aids in the Flight Simulator database. To use the A/FD, click Airport/Facility Directory on the World menu.

You can also start a flight quickly at any airport or at a specific location and altitude. Just click Go To on the World menu and fill in the appropriate information.

Web Links

The latest information about Flight Simulator is just a mouse click away. Links from the Help menu take you directly to the official Microsoft Flight Simulator Web site at http://www.microsoft.com/games/fsim. You’ll find articles about flying and Flight Simulator, technical support, links to other sites devoted to Flight Simulator, and more. To see these links, point to

Microsoft On The Web on the Help menu.

Get Help Fast

Help includes tips, hints, and detailed procedures to help you get the most out of Flight Simulator. Click Using Flight Simulator on the Help menu, or click Index to locate specific information about customizing Flight Simulator, improving performance, changing the weather, flying lessons and adventures, keyboard shortcuts, and so forth. And don’t forget to check the back cover of this book for a list of basic keyboard shortcuts.

Flight Simulator in the Classroom

Flight Simulator is a terrific tool to introduce students to aviation, math, geography, physics, and related subjects. The Teacher’s Activity Guide available on the Flight Simulator Web site has lesson plans, student worksheets, and links to resources that educators can use in the classroom. You can find the Teacher’s Activity Guide for Flight Simulator at: http://www.microsoft.com/games/fsim/tag/tagintro.htm.

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Area Charts, Airport Diagrams,

and Approach Charts

This Pilot’s Handbook includes charts for some of the most interesting areas you can visit in Flight Simulator 98. On the pages that follow, you’ll find area charts to help you navigate around major cities and geographic areas, plus a selection of airport diagrams and instrument approach charts to help you find your way to specific runways.

Airport/Facility Directory

Flight Simulator 98 includes an improved Airport/Facility Directory (A/FD) with powerful search features to help you find information about the airports and navigation aids in the Flight Simulator database. For example, you can look up airports by their official identifiers or names, or by searching global regions, countries, states or provinces, or cities. For each airport you can find the field elevation, latitude/longitude, runway numbers and lengths, and information about instrument approaches. You can also look up the location, frequency, and other information about each VOR and NDB in the database.

To use the A/FD, click Airport/Facility Directory on the World menu. For more information about using the Airport/Facility Directory, see the topic “Using the Airport/Facility Directory” in online Help.

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Chart Legend

The following charts are simplified versions of real navigation charts. They include basic information to help you find airports, navigation aids, and some visual checkpoints. The legend explains the symbols on the charts.

You can quickly move your aircraft to any airport or to a specific location defined by latitude and longitude. To do so, click the Go To command on the World menu and fill in the appropriate information.

For detailed information about all the airports and navigation aids in the Flight Simulator database, check the Airport/Facility Directory (A/FD). To use the A/FD, click Airport/Facility Directory on the World menu. For more information about using the Airport/Facility Directory, see the topic “Using the Airport/Facility Directory” in Help.

R

NAME CT 124.4 206

NAME ATIS 118.0

NFCT

JOLIET 112.3

VOR (T)

KANKAKEE 111.6

KEDZI 248

Legend

Civil-Public use airport

Restricted/Private-Nonpublic use airport, having emergency use or landmark value

Rotating light in operation, sunset to sunrise

Airport name

Control Tower (CT)-Primary frequency Elevation in feet

Airport name

Automatic Terminal Information ServiceCommunication radio frequency

Non-Federal Control Tower

VOR (VHF Omni Range)-Civilian navigation board

VORTAC (VHF Omni Range TACAN)- Civilian and military navigation beacon

VOR-Navigation radio frequency

VOR(T)-Terminal VOR

NDB (Non-directional radio beacon) frequency

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			Atlanta
	For use with
Microsoft	Microsoft Flight Simulator
Flight	0	5
Simulator		NAUTICAL
		MILES
		STATUTE
		MILES
	0	5
		FLANC
		344
			0	HARTSFIELD ATLANTA INTL
				ATIS 119.65
			33
				1026
			30
			27	9	REDAN
					266
			24	12
		VORTAC	21	15
		ATLANTA
			18
		116.9
		PEACHTREE-FALCON
		808
			PECAT
			316
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Atlanta

Elevation	1026
Coordinates	33°38.4'N
	84°25.6'W
ATIS	119.65

N

	VAR
	3°	9L
	W
		9R

AIRPORT CHART

For use with

Microsoft Flight Simulator

8L

8R

9000 x 150

9000 x 150	26R
10000 x 150		26L

CT

11889 x 150	27R
27L

Atlanta, Georgia

The Hartsfield Atlanta International

3100'

MSA

AT LOM

018°

FLANC 344

346°

RMG	360°	180°
115°
115.4	D38.1	TROYS
		D15
MISSED		360°
APCH FIX
		360°

047°

		BAHRR	CATTA	MM	IM
092°			REIFF
	227°		272°
			ILS
					ATLANTA
		092° 109.3 IHFW
					116.9

APPROACH MINIMUMS:

Straight in approach decision height (DH) 200'

	LOM
	BAHRR
	272°	MM
5000'	REIFF
	092°	IM
	3700'		M	TCH 59'
	2800'			TDZE 8L 1015'
				TDZE 8R 1024'
	4.8	0.4		APT. 1026'

MISSED APPROACH: Climb to 1500', then climbing LEFT turn to 3500' outbound via ATL VOR R-360 to TROYS INT/D15.0 ATL and hold.

ILS Rwy 8L

Hartsfield

Atlanta International

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		Charlotte
					For use with
				Microsoft	Microsoft Flight Simulator
				Flight	0	5
				Simulator		NAUTICAL
						MILES
						STATUTE
						MILES
					0	5
LINCOLNTON
432
LINCOLN CO
875
				CONCORD REGIONAL
				690
				CHARLOTTE/DOUGLAS INTL
		0	3	ATIS 121.15
				749
GASTONIA	33
				6
797	30
				9
STONIA	27
293	24			12
	21		15	CHARLOTTE
			18	115.0
				FORT MILL
		0	3	112.4
	33
			6
	30
				9
	27
	24			12
	21		15
			18
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		Charlotte
Elevation	749	18R
						18L
Coordinates	35°12.9'N
	80°56.6'W				CT	23
ATIS	121.15
N		10000
		x			150
		150		x
			7501
VAR			5
5°						8845
W
						x
						150
						36R
			36L
AIRPORT CHART					Charlotte, North Carolina
For use with
			Charlotte/Douglas International
Microsoft Flight Simulator
3800'					314°	hdg
	MSA
CLT VOR						IM
						MM

347°	167° STANN
		D29
			.
SPA			5
			3F
.7		1
059°		14M
115		2 L
		.7°
MISSED		4
APCH FIX

APPROACH MINIMUMS:

Straight in approach decision height (DH) 200'

to
MARJO
181°	CHARLOTTE
	115.0
GLASI
	ILS
	001° 111.7 IDQG
	MARJO
181°
	001°

	MM	GLASI	MARJO
	IM		181°	001°
			001°	4600'
			2900'
TCH 55'
TDZE 708'
APT. 749'	0.4	5.9

MISSED APPROACH: Climb to 1200' then climbing LEFT turn to 3600' via 314° heading and outbound FML VOR R-347 to STANN INT and hold.

ILS Rwy 36L

Charlotte/

Douglas International

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Chicago

For use with

Microsoft Flight Simulator

Microsoft

Flight

Simulator

0		5		10	NAUTICAL
					MILES
					STATUTE
0		5		10	MILES

NOTAM

Notice to Airmen

For details, see Chicago Sectional Aeronautical Chart.

If no ATIS is available, tune in the control-tower frequency (CT) for information.

WISCONSIN

ILLINOIS

Lake Michigan

					0
				33		3
			SCHAUMBERG		DEANA	VOR
			797		350	CHICAGO-O'HARE
		0				113.9
	33		3				CHICAGO-O'HARE INT'L
			27			9	ATIS 135.4
		DUPAGE
30			6				668
		758

	27
			DU PAGE
	24		108.4
AURORA	21
707			15
			18
			0
		33	3
	30

27
	JOLIET
24	112.3

MORRIS	21
584		15
		18

	24		12
9					MEIGS
		21			ATIS 127.35
			15		593
		18
12				CHIGAGO-MIDWAY
				ATIS 132.75
				619
	CLOW INT'L				KEDZI
					248
	670
			ERMIN		0
		LEWIS		33	3
			332
6
		668			LANSING
			30
	JOLIET				616
	582	FRANKFORT
		778	27			9
12	NEW LENOX-			CHICAGO HGTS
			24		114.2	12
	HOWELL		0
	753	33
			SANGER		15
		30	790	6	18

DWIGHT 632

DWIGHT 344

		0
	33	3
30		6

27			9
	PONTIAC
24	109.6	12	0

27

33 30

27 VOR (T)

KANKAKEE

111.6 24

21

		9
PEOTONE0
113.2	3	12
		6
GREATER 9KANKAKEE
629
		12
18	15
		ILLINOIS	INDIANA

	21
	0
33	3

30
27
	BLOOMINGTON
24	108.2

21	15
	18

15 18

6

9

12 BLOOMINGTON-

NORMAL 875

33 30 27

24
GIBSON CITY
758	21

3

6

ROBERTS

116.8

9

12

15 18 PAXTON

779

0

33

30

3

6

27	DANVILLE
	111.0

			24	12
	0	FRASCA
		735	21
	3			15
33
			VERMILLION CO. 18
30			696
		6
UNIV OF ILLINOIS
WILLARD		VORTAC
(CHAMP27 AIGN)	CHAMPAIGN
ATIS 124.85		110.0
754		12
24
21		VEALS
	15	407
	18

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MISSED APPROACH		LOM		Remain
Climb to 1200, then climbing				within 10 NM
left, turn to 2700 via CMI
R-297 to Lodge Int and hold.			136°
		2573
MM			316°	2600
				GS 3.00°
			2600
				TCH 52
0.5	5 NM

(IAF)

C

26

0

0

M

N

I

1

o

OCTOE

006

2

D

P

2600

T

R

M

E

213°.5)

297°

-

LODGE

LOCALIZER 109.10

(11

117°

CMI 13 DME

R-

1146

I-CMI

----------

297

(IAF)

2600 to

MM

CM

LOM

2

LOM

VEALS

A

130° (6)

407 CM ---------

S

5

EMTEE

M

-234

+

3000

850

2600

R

-

LR-

251°

(8

CHAMPAIGN

123

.5)

(IAF)

2600

LR316°

077°

110.0 CMI

---------

2600 NoPT to

(14.7)

Chan 37

-

BEMEN

142

CMI LOM

088°

270° heading

0

268° (5.2) and LOC (8.8)

136°

(IAF)

2600

26

0

CMI 12

NEWMY

044°

10N

CLEPT

(11)

M

E

S

NR

IE

IT

IL

OUTE FAC

ILS Rwy 32

University of Illinois-Willard (CMI)

14R	18					Elevation	754
					22R	Coordinates	40°02'N
							88°17'W
						ATIS	124.85
					F
	150					CT
	X			150		N
	5299
			X
		6500
				8100		VAR
				X
				150
						1°
						W
4L	36
AIRPORT CHART						32L
						Champaign-Urbana, Illinois
For use with
					University of Illinois-Willard (CMI)
Microsoft Flight Simulator

																				Elevation	619
		L	13												R					Coordinates	41°47'N
C
	13													22
																		L			87°45'W
																	22
																				ATIS	132.75
	R	13						150
			3859				X
					5509
											150
			X													F
				60						X
									6446
												5141				CT				N
									6521				X
														150						VAR
											X
												150
4																	31			1°
L												31							R	W
													L
	4																31
	R																	C
AIRPORT CHART																				Chicago, Illinois
For use with
																				Chicago-Midway (MDW)
Microsoft Flight Simulator
				L
				14																Elevation	668
									18				R
												22								Coordinates	41°59'N
					10003
						X				X150											87°54'W
							150
R
14							150			5341										ATIS	135.4
						X
					7500
			L 9		7967 X 150											27	R
		13000		4					36
				L	F									32
			X
			200						CT						R						N
																			L		VAR
		9 R							10141 X 150										22
																					1°
																					W
									32						X	150
														8071
										L

AIRPORT CHART

For use with	4		Chicago, Illinois
	R	Chicago-O'Hare International Airport (ORD)
Microsoft Flight Simulator

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Chicago

18

	F	X 150
	CT
		3899

Lake Michigan

36

AIRPORT CHART

For use with

Microsoft Flight Simulator

Elevation 593

Coordinates 41°52'N

87°36'W

ATIS 127.35

N

VAR 2°

W

Chicago, Illinois

Merrill C. Meigs (CGX)

Elevation	629				22
					16
Coordinates	41°04'N
	87°51'W
No ATIS or CT
N				100	4400
			X		X
		5985			75
0°VAR
	4	F
					34
AIRPORT CHART					Kankakee, Illinois
For use with
					Greater Kankakee (IKK)
Microsoft Flight Simulator

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				Cleveland
				Lake Erie
					CUYAHOGA CO
					879
				BURKE-LAKEFRONT
					416
				BURKE-LAKEFRONT
				ATIS 125.25
				584
				ENGEL
				226
				CLEVELAND-HOPKINS INTL
				ATIS 127.85
DRYER				792
		0	3
113.6	33
			6
30
			9	HARRI
27				334
LORAIN CO REGIONAL
794			12
	24
	21		15
			18
					For use with
				Microsoft	Microsoft Flight Simulator
				Flight	0	5
				Simulator		NAUTICAL
						MILES
						STATUTE
						MILES
					0	5
				Microsoft Flight Simulator 98 — Pilot’s Guide			15

			Cleveland
Elevation	792
Coordinates	41°24.7'N
	81°51.0'W								R
									23
							6015 x 150	18	L
					10				23
ATIS	127.85									28
N									CT
						x	150
			7096
VAR				x	150
		5L	8999					150
7°
W								x
								6410
	5R
								36
AIRPORT CHART									Cleveland, Ohio
For use with
							Cleveland-Hopkins International
Microsoft Flight Simulator
									180°
Lake Erie									3100'
									2600'
							CUYAHOGA CO		360°	MSA
										DJB VOR
ENGEL
226	BURKE LAKEFRONT

MM PARMA

OPTOO

247°

ILS

280° 110.7 IPXP

DRYER
113.6
077°
257°	MISSED
	APCH FIX
330°

APPROACH MINIMUMS:

Straight in approach decision height (DH) 250'

	PARMA		OPTOO
			6000'
MM		2700'	280°

TCH 42'

M

280°

TDZE 792'

APT. 792' 0.6 5.0

MISSED APPROACH: Climb to 1400' then climbing LEFT turn to 3000' direct DJB VOR and hold.

ILS Rwy 28

Cleveland-

Hopkins International

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Dallas

NAS FT WORTH/ CARSWELL ATIS 271.6

650

BOURLAND

870

FT WORTH ALLIANCE ATIS 126.925

722

MUFIN 365

DENTON 642

DALLAS-FT WORTH INTL ATIS 123.775

603

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						NAUTICAL
						STATUTE
						MILES
	0				5

MC KINNEY 586

ADDISON ATIS 133.4 644

0

3

6

FT WORTH MEACHAM ATIS 120.7

710

LUCK 725

FT WORTH SPINKS 700

27

9 DALLAS-FT WORTH

24
117.0
21	12
18	15

NAS DALLAS HENSLEY ATIS 278.0

491

ARLINGTON 631

DALLAS LOVE ATIS 120.15 487

MESQUITE 248

MESQUITE 446

REDBIRD ATIS 126.35 660

REDBIRD 287

LANCASTER 239

JECCA 388

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					Dallas
Elevation		603
Coordinates		32°53.8'N									N
		097°02.5'W
ATIS		123.775					200				E
						17R					6°
							x		13L		VAR
				18L18R			13400
	13R							17C
			CT								9000
											x
	9300										200
	x
	150										CT
											31R
			31L					11388x150
				x150	200
			36L	11338	36R	35L 35C
AIRPORT CHART					11387x					Dallas-Fort Worth,Texas
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	2600'				093°	YOHAN				245°
090°
	270°
	3400'	MSA				174°
	DFW VOR										ILS DME
						LEGRE
										074° 111.9 IVYN
						HASTY
											ADDISON
							D2.0
	MISSED	DFW 178°	0			MM
	APCH FIX
			.
			117				IM
		D15	BLITZ
			178°
	AQN	358°									DALLAS-LOVE
	063°
	.6
	110
							178°				DALLAS-FT WORTH
											117.0

APPROACH MINIMUMS:

Straight in approach decision height (DH) 200'

	MM	LEGRE	YOHAN
	IM	HASTY	174°	3000'
	D2.0	174°
	TCH 55'	2300'
	TDZE 18R 603' M
	TDZE 18L 596'
	0.5	4.6

MISSED APPROACH: Climb to 3300' outbound via DFW VOR R-178 to BLITZ INT and hold.

ILS Rwy 18R

Dallas/Fort Worth

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				Denver
33	0			JEFFCO
30			3	115.4
						0		MILE HIGH
				6	33
27				JEFFCO	30		3	114.7
				ATIS 126.25			6
24				5670	27
21							9
				DENVER INTL
18		15
				ATIS 125.6			12
				5431
						15
				STAPLETON INTL	DENVER					SKIPI
										321
				(CLOSED)
						117.9
							FRONT RANGE
							5500
				AURORA	33	0		FALCON
				5680	30		3	116.3
							6
				BUCKLEY ANGB	27
				5663			9
					24
					21		12
					18	15
				CENTENNIAL
				ATIS 120.3
				5883
				CASSE
				260
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