VOR/DME ARC Runway 35L Approach at Congonhas Airport (SBSP)

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Uploaded by on Oct 25, 2011

This is a DME ARC video tutorial into Sao Paulo Congonhas Airport.
The VOR DME Runway 35L Approach.

Enjoy....

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  • Very nice flying Captain! a question? in tancontin MHTG/ the last turn on final RWY02, can we use,it as ARC or its just step bank to line on the RWY? Thank you.

  • @thelebzeb

    No arcs, that last turn at MHTG is completely 100% visual, you just have to make adjustments on the spot as you're flying it.

  • How can you be so amazing? =]

  • @santgil

    Well, there once was this amazing....

    LOL, I just talk man, and you guys seem to like it for some reason.

  • @FSX404

    But, did you use 20 degrees of bank for 160 knots to turn 10 degrees and keep the DME at 8?

  • @janujan995

    I didn't really pay attention to the exact bank, don't focus on the wrong things, there is too much stuff going on during an arc to be worried about the exact bank (BTW, you never go more than 25-30 deg with passengers).

    The exact bank angles are more important during timed turns, or course reversals (procedure turns).

    Each approach is unique in its own way, that is why a lot of experience is needed for someone to be a commercial pilot, just knowing something is not enough.

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  • @FSX404 Understand! thanx.

  • @FSX404 You're just a great teacher. This is the reason.

  • Another great tutorial, as always. Thank you for your excellent contributions

  • @janujan995

    not really, you're only turning 10 degrees at a time, SR Turns (or half SRT's) are more important during course reversals and procedure turns. 10 degree turns are too small for you to worry about making them half SRT's.

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