Approach and Runway Lighting Systems

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Approach and Runway Lighting Systems. The Need. VISUAL LANDING AIDS. Approach Lighting Systems (ALS) A series lighting systems Omni-directional Approach Lighting System (ODALS) Lead-In Lighting System (LDIN) Runway End Identifier Lights (REILs) Runway Lighting Taxiway markings. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Approach and Runway Approach and Runway Lighting SystemsLighting Systems

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The NeedThe Need

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VISUAL LANDING AIDS

• Approach Lighting Systems (ALS)– A series lighting systems– Omni-directional Approach Lighting System

(ODALS)– Lead-In Lighting System (LDIN)– Runway End Identifier Lights (REILs)

• Runway Lighting• Taxiway markings

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CHARACTERISTICS OF A GOOD APPROACH LIGHTING

SYSTEM

• Centerline guidance

• Roll guidance

• High intensity / controllable intensity

• Adequate length

• Sequenced flashers

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“A” SERIES LIGHTING SYSTEMS

BUILDING BLOCKS• Centerline lights• 1000’ Roll bar• Side row bars• 500’ Roll bar• Termination bar• Wing bars• Sequenced flashers• Runway Alignment Indicator Lights (RAILs)

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Threshold lights

( A row of green lights on 5 foot centers extending across the runway threshold and outwards a distance of approximately 45 feet from the runway edges )

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Centerline lights

( 13.5 feet wide with 5 evenly spaced lights )

2400 feet long if glideslope is 2.75 deg or greater

3000 feet long if glideslope is less than 2.75 deg

military field may be as short as 2000 feet

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1000 ft roll bar100 feet wide with 21 lights

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“A” - SERIES APPROACH LIGHTING

SYSTEMS

• Commonalties– Centerline lights– 1000 ft roll bar

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Sequenced flashing lights

Flash in sequence toward the threshold at a rate of twice per second

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Side Row bars

( 3 red lights each )

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500 ft roll bar

( 1 additional bar each side of the 500’ centerline bar with 4 lights each )

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ALSF - 2

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ALSF 2?

It’s for Cat II & III approaches.

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Basic building blocks

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Sequenced flashing lights

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Remove light bars at 100 and 200 feet

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Termination bar50 feet wide with 11 red lights

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Wing bars or pre-threshold bars( 5 red lights each )

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ALSF - 1

A1

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First 1500 ft of ALSF-1

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SALSF

A2

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SALS

A2

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Basic building blocks

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Short (First 1500 ft)

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Simplified (spacing goes to 200 ft)

1000’ roll bar only has 15 lights

Last centerline light at 1400 ft

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Runway Alignment Indicator Lights ( RAILs )

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A3

SSALR

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No RAILs

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A4

MALS / SSALS

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Sequenced flashing lights

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A4

MALSF / SSALSF

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A3

SSALR

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Medium intensity

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MALSR

A5

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A1 A2 A2or or

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A4 A4or

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A2 A2or

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OTHER STUFFOTHER STUFF

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ODALSODALS

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1500’

ODALS

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LDIN

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Geilenkirchen NATO StandardBP

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Geilenkirchen NATO Standard

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Heathrow, England

CALVERT

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RUNWAY LIGHTING

• Runway Edge Lighting– HIRL, MIRL, LIRL

• Touchdown zone lighting

• Centerline lighting

• Taxiway lighting

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1000’

2000’

2000’

200’

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SMGCSSMGCSSurface Movement Guidance and Surface Movement Guidance and

Control SystemControl System

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LAHSOLAHSOLand and Hold Short Land and Hold Short

OperationsOperations

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SUMMARYVISUAL LANDING AIDS

• Approach Lighting Systems (ALS)– “A” series lighting systems– Omni-directional Approach Lighting System (ODALS)– Lead-In Lighting System (LDIN)– Runway End Identifier Lights (REILs)

• Visual Glide Slope Indicators

• Runway Lighting

• Taxiway Marking