Building an Arrival

[GulfCharlie]

Currently working on a very rough draft with regards to an arrival (9/8 config, 26/27 config) and am curious if anyone has (or knows/uses) done this before just using STARS. I have all my Lat/Longs (12 digits total per point) but short of using an online plotter is there a way I can plug them into STARS for test purposes only (much in the way we use multiple *T’s)?

 

[GulfCharlie]

 

[Phillytroll69]

You can make ghost planes track them in the lab

 

[AS88]

You need access to TARGETS software, which is what we use to create or modify approaches and departure procedures. In TARGETS, you can pop in the lat/longs and then create a route to follow those points. Most fixes are already in the system so you'll be able to just input the fix names and they should populate on the screen.

 

[Atcbrownie]

Are you using TARGETs?

Alex beat me to it

 

[GulfCharlie]

Working on getting access to TARGETS (doesn’t look like it will happen though) these are brand new “fixes” for a presentation I’m working on and with preference given to STARS maps as opposed to google maps, that is what would be preferred.

 

[bradlutz]

You can use the restriction area function in stars I think it’s called open polygon. It should allow you to type in lat longs and create a point to point line.

 

[MJ]

You can do it in arcGIS. Maybe someone in r/arcgis can help you.