ADVANCED VFR PROCEDURES
- Designed for helicopters and eVTOL aircraft: Tailored specifically for the unique needs of rotary-wing and electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft.
- Can be developed at airports, heliports, and vertiports: Versatile enough to be implemented across various types of aviation hubs.
- Provides terrain and obstacle separation: Ensures safe navigation by maintaining clear paths away from terrain and obstacles.
- Prevents traffic conflicts: Seamlessly integrates to ensure smooth coexistence with current air traffic patterns and procedures.
- Reduces Air Traffic Control (ATC) workload: Simplifies operations, allowing controllers to manage airspace more efficiently.
- Increases pilot situational awareness: Allows the pilot to manage the flight more effectively. This is especially true when the aircraft is coupled to the autopilot.
- Minimizes noise pollution: Strategically routes flights to avoid areas sensitive to noise disturbances.
- Improves flight planning accuracy and contingency management: Boosts precision in route planning and emergency preparedness.
- Can be coded and retrieved in the aircraft GPS: Allows for easy integration and access within existing onboard GPS systems.
- Georeferenced charts: Offers high-precision georeferenced charts ready for use in Foreflight.
- Supported management software: Our proprietary software is crafted to enhance and streamline the management of your entire operational network.
- Includes Notice-To-Pilot reporting: Provides pilots with timely and critical updates directly to ensure seamless operations.
- Airspace monitoring: We leverage the same advanced FAA system used to oversee public procedures and routes, ensuring comprehensive and precise airspace management.
- Training and checking: VFR procedures and routes offer significant benefits for training and checking, especially in supporting Line-Oriented Flight Training (LOFT). These procedures enhance practical pilot skills by providing real-world scenario-based training.
- CFIT avoidance: Advanced VFR Procedures reduce the risk of Controlled Flight Into Terrain (CFIT) accidents.