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SARG Policy 109: Policy for the replication of conventional SIDS, STARS and Holds using PBN

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The UK Airspace Modernisation strategy recommends airport arrival and departure procedures are promulgated using Performance Based Navigation rather than conventional navigation techniques.
Replication of existing conventional arrival and departure procedures, including holding, is viewed as the most relevant methodology for many procedures; where there is no requirement to introduce new procedures.

Status:
Current
Review comment:
-
Version:
2
Version date:
23-Mar-2018
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