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[loop_n_roll 7]

What is the meaning of the asterisk after an approach?

[albar965 1,073]

Where in the program? Maybe a screenshot can help.

Alex

[loop_n_roll 7]

Thanks for the reply. I actually asked this in the wrong place and am sorry to take your time. When I look at approaches on Skyvector there are sometimes asterisks after the approach name. Just wondering what that means.

[albar965 1,073]

1 minute ago, loop_n_roll said:

Thanks for the reply. I actually asked this in the wrong place and am sorry to take your time. When I look at approaches on Skyvector there are sometimes asterisks after the approach name. Just wondering what that means.

Skyvector. I see. No idea what these mean.

Anyway, wish you a Happy New Year!

Alex

[Gason71 130]

On 12/28/2023 at 4:18 PM, loop_n_roll said:

Thanks for the reply. I actually asked this in the wrong place and am sorry to take your time. When I look at approaches on Skyvector there are sometimes asterisks after the approach name. Just wondering what that means.

I guess on Skyvector it means there are special characters in the chart.
But not only asterisks, also hashes, crosses, and other special characters can occur inside the navigation chart.
They are for (non typical) special conditions referred in the chart.
For example look at approach chart: ILS28L in KSFO: https://skyvector.com/files/tpp/2313/pdf/00375IL28L.PDF

Regards,
Piotr

ps. Happy New Year! 🙂

[albar965 1,073]

2 minutes ago, ppgas said:

Happy New Year!

A Happy New year to you too, Piotr!

Alex