Glossar
Navigation und Luftraum
Entscheidungshöhe (DH: Decision Height)
Definition
The altitude during a precision approach at which the pilot must decide to land or go around
Verwandte Begriffe
Anflugverfahren (Approach Procedure)
A series of maneuvers used to align an aircraft with a runway for landing
Wolkendecke (Ceiling)
The height of the lowest layer of clouds covering more than half the sky
Gleitpfad (GS: Glideslope)
The vertical component of an ILS providing descent guidance to the runway
Durchstarten (Go-Around)
An aborted landing where the aircraft applies full power and climbs away from the runway
Instrumentenlandesystem (ILS: Instrument Landing System)
A precision approach system using radio signals to guide aircraft to a runway in poor visibility
Verpasster Ansatz (Missed Approach)
A procedure followed when an aircraft cannot complete a landing approach safely
Sichtbarkeit (VIS: Visibility)
The greatest distance at which prominent objects can be identified with the unaided eye
Mehr in Navigation und Luftraum
Luftraumklassifizierung (Airspace Classification)
Atemwege (AWY: Airway)
Anflugverfahren (Approach Procedure)
Gebietsnavigation (RNAV: Area Navigation)
Entfernungsmessgeräte (DME: Distance Measuring Equipment)
Fluginformationsregion (FIR: Flight Information Region)
Flughöhe (FL: Flight Level)
GPS-Navigation (GPS: GPS Navigation)
Gleitpfad (GS: Glideslope)
Instrumentenlandesystem (ILS: Instrument Landing System)
Mindestsichere Höhe (MSA: Minimum Safe Altitude)
Verpasster Ansatz (Missed Approach)
Ungerichtetes Leuchtfeuer (NDB: Non-Directional Beacon)
Erforderliche Navigationsleistung (RNP: Required Navigation Performance)
Squawk-Code (Squawk Code)
Standard-Instrumentenabfahrt (SID: Standard Instrument Departure)
Standard-Terminal-Ankunftsroute (STAR: Standard Terminal Arrival Route)
Übergangshöhe (TA: Transition Altitude)
Transpondergerät (XPDR: Transponder)
VHF-Rundstrahlbereich (VOR: VHF Omnidirectional Range)
Wegpunkt (WPT: Waypoint)