This is perhaps the most technical section. It includes "Standard Operating Procedures" (SOPs) for major airports like Munich (EDDM), Frankfurt (EDDF), and Berlin (EDDB). It covers sector handovers, loiter patterns, and the specific nuances of German radar techniques.
: Pages are frequently updated to reflect real-world changes, such as the recent runway direction changes at Bremen (EDDW) or construction at smaller airfields. vatsim germany knowledgebase
The VATSIM Germany Knowledgebase is an indispensable resource for anyone interested in virtual aviation, offering a wealth of information on German airspace, air traffic control procedures, and flying regulations. By tapping into this comprehensive database, you'll improve your safety, enhance your realism, and connect with a community of like-minded enthusiasts. This is perhaps the most technical section
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ICAO rules say 250 knots below FL100. Germany agrees. However, the Knowledgebase clarifies that specific SIDs out of Frankfurt or Munich require you to maintain 250 knots until instructed otherwise , even if you are climbing through a lower sector where you could slow down. Failure to adhere results in a "Speed control" message from the controller. : Pages are frequently updated to reflect real-world
"Roger, Lufthansa 123, turn left heading 250," the controller replied, unfazed. Safe Arrival First Steps and Regist... - VATSIM Germany Knowledgebase