Which airports use a STAR?

[Guest garwig2]

Anyone know where I can find a list of airports that have a STAR? I've been following RFields' responses about using STARs in FSX and so far it's been fun trying it out. A list of airports with STARs would help me find some new places to fly to. Thanks in adavance.-Gary Letona

[Manny 1,293]

Most big/busy airports have STARs/DPs... small airports do not.Almost all Class Bravo airspace airports have STARs/DPs.Mannyhttp://skyvector.com/Enter the airport designation here and get the STAR/DP chartshttp://www.airnav.com/airports/e.g. Enter KDFW and see the charts for it.

[G7USL 117]

Apparantly, the U.S. is the only place that use them eh? ;-)

[jvile 1]

Many Country's use a term called STAREHAM has 3 inbound STAR's named ARTIP, RIVER and SUGOL. These look more like what the USA calls an Approach Transition but because of limitation sizes of Borders, Europe calls them STAR's.Many small airports in the USA also use STAR's. Most of these are part of major airports where the small airport is in a 100 mile radius of the major airport. The small airports will have an Approach Transition off the STAR if they have a instrument approach.

[mgh 89]

What's the difference beween a STAR and an Approach Transition in the USA?