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Thread: IFR into Weston

Started 3 months, 1 week ago by 737-500
IFR into Weston Hi all, I am planning to fly to Weston IFR next weekend in a C172 with no RNAV(just basic KLN 89B GPS) equipment. All SID and STAR's are P-RNAV and just wondering would this be a problem or not? If anyone has any suggestions I would be glad to hear them. B735
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CKnopfell replied 3 months ago
I had absolutely no problem. If requested to make an RNAV approach just inform ATC that you are not RNAV equipped. Has never happened to me on the approach as you are always just radar vectored. The more likely problem is on departure when tower may tell you to make an RNAV SID. Again, just tell them you are not RNAV equipped and they will give you alternate instructions. Note that when...

pm210668 replied 3 months ago
All EIWT arrivals and deps are DVOR/DME based. Its likely RWY 25 will be active, so expect the VOR-A IAP (The active EIDW approach dictates the flow of traffic into all 3 airports.) Its about 30 degrees off 25 centreline and stick with the radial until you are inside 2-3 DME, EIME looks very tempting at about 4 miles. Deps are locally briefed SDPs, quite simple. OPS or ATC will ...

737-500 replied 3 months ago
Thanks everyone for the comments. Just to confirm when departing EIWT do I follow VFR departure routes as on their website and then switch to IFR after this? B735

youngskywalker replied 3 months ago
They have a SID which requires a climbing right turn onto a radial just off of runway 25. The ground staff will give you a copy of the procedure if you ask them. All pretty straight forward stuff.

dublinpilot replied 3 months ago
The VOR/DME was unservicable today. Not sure how long it has been/will be out of action.

737-500 replied 3 months ago
Just checked the NOTAMS, WST VOR out of service until 14 Sept 20.00 . Looks like I'll have to wait till another day!

Miles Magister replied 3 months ago
The arrivals will be radar vectored to the VOR approach if it is working, if not it is a cloud break to visual. Dublin radar are good but be careful about being kept high, especially on the easterly runway. Departures are straightforward if you talk to the tower controller before. I had all the same concerns as you before I went there but careful preparation made it straightforward....

 

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737-500
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user's latest post:
IFR into Weston
Published (2009-09-07 16:28:00)
Just checked the NOTAMS, WST VOR out of service until 14 Sept 20.00 . Looks like I'll have to wait till another day!
dublinpilot
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IFR into Weston
Published (2009-09-06 20:30:00)
The VOR/DME was unservicable today. Not sure how long it has been/will be out of action.
Miles Magister
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IFR into Weston
Published (2009-09-07 16:44:00)
The arrivals will be radar vectored to the VOR approach if it is working, if not it is a cloud break to visual. Dublin radar are good but be careful about being kept high, especially on the easterly runway. Departures are straightforward if you talk to the tower controller before. I had all the same concerns as you before I went there but careful preparation made it straightforward. If you want to chat on the telephone then PM me. With regards...
CKnopfell
1
user's latest post:
IFR into Weston
Published (2009-09-05 21:19:00)
I had absolutely no problem. If requested to make an RNAV approach just inform ATC that you are not RNAV equipped. Has never happened to me on the approach as you are always just radar vectored. The more likely problem is on departure when tower may tell you to make an RNAV SID. Again, just tell them you are not RNAV equipped and they will give you alternate instructions. Note that when filing your flight plan the great Eurocontrol computer...
pm210668
1
user's latest post:
IFR into Weston
Published (2009-09-06 13:19:00)
All EIWT arrivals and deps are DVOR/DME based. Its likely RWY 25 will be active, so expect the VOR-A IAP (The active EIDW approach dictates the flow of traffic into all 3 airports.) Its about 30 degrees off 25 centreline and stick with the radial until you are inside 2-3 DME, EIME looks very tempting at about 4 miles. Deps are locally briefed SDPs, quite simple. OPS or ATC will set you up for anything you need.
youngskywalker
1
user's latest post:
IFR into Weston
Published (2009-09-06 18:34:00)
They have a SID which requires a climbing right turn onto a radial just off of runway 25. The ground staff will give you a copy of the procedure if you ask them. All pretty straight forward stuff.

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