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Dear Pilots and Controllers
We just made a series of updated charts for Zurich (LSZH) and Geneva (LSGG) available on our homepage. They cover the recent real life updates and so include changes in magnetic variation as well SID updates for DEGES and ZUE departures from Zurich and DEPUL departures from Geneva. Small changes have been made on the layout to increase readability and clearness and help you to find the necessary information easier.
According real life, transitions for runway 28 and 34 in Zurich are now also part of the chart portfolio and implemented in the sector file. In return, procedures for departures via SONGI and GERSA have been removed from our charts section and are suspended until further notice. Pilots shall file alternate routes according the recommendation in the new document provided for this purpose. In addition, the charts for Zurich have undergone a change in order and structure and comply now with ICAO recommendations. This makes it easier to find the required chart. The logic is as follows: - Arrivals: Arrival Area > STAR > APP > GND - Departures: GND > SID > Departure Area - Inside each Group: [1.] RNAV 1 > [2.] RNAV 5 > [3.] NON-RNAV (prefered use in the priority given)
For controllers, SID/STAR and LSAS Quick Reference documents are available with the recent updates, too. Please check the GNG homepage for the current sector file and report any issues or remarks in the forum. Be also informed that Euroscope V3.2a(r6) is available since 1 December. This version includes some fixes for functionalities which have been disabled/were broken accidentially with the initial V3.2 release.
If you have any questions, the Ops department is available via the forum or mail.
Enjoy the new documents!
Every year, the Swiss Aviation Interest Group (ILS) organizes the Flightsim Weekend, which will take place on 14th and 15th November 2015 in Hergiswil (Canton Nidwalden). The location at Seehotel Pilatus near the Lake of Lucerne offers a good opportunity to meet both fans and colleagues of the Swiss and international flight simulation scene. Various exhibitors will also be on site, offering an interesting view into the world of virtual aviation. Admission is free! vACC Switzerland will also partake in this event and will offer in-depth insights into the task area of virtual air traffic controllers. We will explain how the virtual Swiss airspace is being monitored and how pilots are being guided to their destinations. Interested persons can listen in on the frequencies, which makes it easier to follow the events on the radar screens. Additionally, we will be available to answer any question about flying online. During the two days of the event, we also will provide ATC Services at various Swiss airports.
Additionally, there will be some presentations about optimizing of computer system for simulation purposes and also an introduction to the virtual flight simulation using VATSIM. We look forward to seeing you!
Event website | Mobile version | Map
Yves Gabi
Leader Operation Departement vACC Switzerland
Every year, the Swiss Aviation Interest Group (ILS) organizes the Flightsim Weekend, which will take place on 15th and 16th November 2014 in Hergiswil (Canton Nidwalden). The location at Seehotel Pilatus near the Lake of Lucerne offers a good opportunity to meet both fans and colleagues of the Swiss and international flight simulation scene. Various exhibitors will also be on site, offering an interesting view into the world of virtual aviation. Admission is free! vACC Switzerland will also partake in this event and will offer in-depth insights into the task area of virtual air traffic controllers. We will explain how the virtual Swiss airspace is being monitored and how pilots are being guided to their destinations. Interested persons can listen in on the frequencies, which makes it easier to follow the events on the radar screens. Additionally, we will be available to answer any question about flying online. During the two days of the event, we also will provide ATC Services at various Swiss airports. Additionally, there will be some presentations about self-construction simulators, optimizing of computer system for simulation purposes and also an introduction to the virtual flight simulation using VATSIM. So come and visit us either at Hergiswil, to meet friends of VATSIM, vACC Switzerland and the flight simulator scene or virtually fly to Switzerland. We look forward to seeing you!
The ILS (interest group Swiss aviation) organises the yearly Flightsimweekend which will take place at 16/17 November 2013 in Hergiswil (NW). The location at Seehotel Pilatus near the lake of lucerne offers a good opportunity to meet fans and colleagues of the Swiss and international flight simulation scene. Various exhibitors will be there and offer an interesting view of the world of virtual aviation. Admission is free!
Also vACC Switzerland is participating at the event and will offer a detailed view of the tasks of a virtual ATCo on the first floor. You can even test your skills yourself! Some virtual pilots at the side will join the VATSIM network, the visitors can have a look both from the controllers and from the pilots side. ATC service will be provided during both days at different airports in Switzerland.
Additionally, there will be some presentations about the future of flight simulation, the development of software and also an introduction to the virtual flight simulation using VATSIM.
Join us either at Hergiswil and meet friends from VATSIM, vACC Switzerland and the flight simulation scene or fly virtually to Switzerland!
We look forward to seeing you!
Event website: flightsimweekend.ch Mobile version: www.airplanes.ch/app/fsw.htm Map: www.google.ch/maps
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