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[Sandra_007]

Weiß zufällig jemand was diese Leg Typen zu bedeuten haben?


fixType="TERMINAL_WAYPOINT"
fixRegion="LS"
fixIdent="MIW5"
recommendedType="TERMINAL_WAYPOINT"
recommendedRegion="LS"
recommendedIdent="MIW5"
altitudeDescriptor="G"
altitude1="3999.00F"
altitude2="3999.00F" />

fixType="TERMINAL_WAYPOINT"
fixRegion="LS"
fixIdent="AIW5"
flyOver="YES"
turnDirection="L"
recommendedType="TERMINAL_WAYPOINT"
recommendedRegion="LS"
recommendedIdent="AIW5"
altitudeDescriptor="+"
theta="260.00"
rho="100000.00"
altitude1="3499.00F"
altitude2="2199.939F" />


Es gibt folgende:

Type of Leg. REQUIRED.
AF, CA, CD, CF, CI, CR, DF, FA, FC, FD, FM, HA, HF, HM, IF, PI, RF, TF, VA, VD, VI, VM, VR

hat jemand dafür irgendwo schon mal eine Erklärung gesehen/gefunden was die Abkürzungen bedeuten könnten.

Danke für etwaige Hinweise.

[Sandra_007]

Ups habe wohl was vergessen:

PHP-Code:

      
            
            
            <Approach type="ILS" runway="5" suffix="0"
                  gpsOverlay="FALSE" designator="NONE" fixType="TERMINAL_WAYPOINT"
                  fixRegion="LS" fixIdent="MIW5" altitude="5499.977F"
                  heading="112.00" missedAltitude="5499.939F">
                  
                  
                  <ApproachLegs>
                        <Leg type="IF"
                              fixType="TERMINAL_WAYPOINT"
                              fixRegion="LS"
                              fixIdent="MIW5"
                              recommendedType="TERMINAL_WAYPOINT"
                              recommendedRegion="LS"
                              recommendedIdent="MIW5"
                              altitudeDescriptor="G"
                              altitude1="3999.00F"
                              altitude2="3999.00F" />
                              
                        <Leg type="DF"
                              fixType="TERMINAL_WAYPOINT"
                              fixRegion="LS"
                              fixIdent="AIW5"
                              flyOver="YES"
                              turnDirection="L"
                              recommendedType="TERMINAL_WAYPOINT"
                              recommendedRegion="LS"
                              recommendedIdent="AIW5"
                              altitudeDescriptor="+"
                              theta="260.00"
                              rho="100000.00"
                              altitude1="3499.00F"
                              altitude2="2199.939F" />
                                          
                        <Leg type="TF"
                              fixType="RUNWAY"
                              fixIdent="RW5"
                              fixRegion="LS"
                              recommendedType="RUNWAY"
                              recommendedRegion="LS"
                              recommendedIdent="RW5"
                              magneticCourse="46.10"
                              flyOver="YES"
                              altitudeDescriptor="A"
                              theta="260.00"
                              rho="1000.00"
                              altitude1="2999.00F"
                              altitude2="0.00F" />
                  </ApproachLegs>
            </Approach>
                  
      
            <Waypoint lat="46.674234" lon="7.849976" waypointType="UNNAMED"
                  magvar="-0.00" waypointRegion="LS" waypointIdent="MIW5" />
                  
            <Waypoint lat="46.674234" lon="7.849976" waypointType="UNNAMED"
                  magvar="-0.00" waypointRegion="LS" waypointIdent="AIW5" />
                                                                  
      </Airport> 


[HAM023]

Moin,

hab dir als Erläuterung für die LegTypes mal etwas zusammengestellt,
siehe HIER

HTH

[Sandra_007]

Super Klasse, Stephan.

1000 Dank an dich für diese Erklärungen.

Nun kann man endlich mal AI Traffic auch in Schweizer Bergen auf Reise schicken und muß nicht Angst haben das sie gegen die Berge klatschen.