Arrivals. You may check into residence at the front desk of your residence after 9 am on your Move-In Date. Residents may not arrive earlier than the Move-In Date unless they qualify under section 1.25 below.
Arrivals. The Transfer Control Point (TCP) is the vertical extension of the lateral limits of the 10,000 feet airspace. ZTL must release arrivals for turns of up to 15 degrees crossing the TCP.
Arrivals. You may check into your Accommodation in the Residence Complex at the Residence Services Office on your assigned Move‐In Date. Check‐in times vary during the year, so please check the website and/or your email for details. Residents may not arrive earlier than their assigned Move‐In Date unless they qualify under Schedule B s. 3.6 below.
Arrivals. 1. ZTL must clear all Augusta Terminal Area arrivals direct or via a radar vector to the destination airport.
Arrivals a. When the arrival and departure fixes are active, ZTL must clear arrivals operating at 11,000 feet or above to KBHM via SHIMS, NESTS, LYMPH, HERKO, WANDS, KIOSK, DIODE, or NULLS. Aircraft must be issued a restriction to cross the fix at 11,000 feet and:
Arrivals. 1. ZTL must clear arrivals operating at 11,000ft or above direct to the destination airport to maintain 11,000ft.
Arrivals. Tri-Cities (TRI)
Arrivals. (1) The Transfer of Control Point (TCP) will be the common ZTL/CLT lateral boundary and vertical confines of CLT airspace.
Arrivals. 1. ZTL must clear arrivals operating at 11,000 feet or above to the destination airport. Arrivals must proceed via direct to the airport, via an appropriate STAR, or via a routing/vector heading to traverse the appropriate ATA and cross the Transfer Control Point (TCP) at 11,000 feet.
Arrivals. 1. The clearance limit for arrivals shall be the destination airport.
