Arrival Gates Clause Samples

Arrival Gates. All Group A and B Colorado Springs Terminal Area arrivals must enter TRACON airspace via the arrival gates and associated routes defined below. Arrival gates include the airspace within 5NM either side of the associated course radials listed below. Arrivals must remain within the arrival gate. (The 5NM either side of the radials is for the control purposes after transfer of communication). Names Gates (Required Routes) ▇▇▇▇ (HGO) BRK070R clockwise to BRK091R (BRK*, CHEBA..BRK*, or OZZZY STAR) Pueblo (PUB) BRK173R (DBRY STAR) Broadmoor (BDM) BRK218R (BRK218R.BRK*) Only when landing 17 Academy (AFF) BRK278R/V108 (..BRK*) Only for Group B or C arrivals filed 17,000’ or lower. Omni-directional: may also be used for V108 departures *After BRK, arrivals will be cleared direct destination airport when not assigned a STAR.
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