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EKYT - Aalborg

Available stands

Overview

Aalborg, or Ålborg, Airport is the third largest in Denmark. The airport was first opened in 1938 as the first provincial airport in Denmark.
The airport played a key role for the Nazis during WWII, as Aalborg was used as a fueling stop for their planes to reach Norway. The airport was heavily expanded by the Nazis during the war, and most of the military part of the airport was built by them.
Today there aren't any Nazis left in the airport, and in 2013 the airport experienced a major upgrade, almost doubling its capacity. In 2023 nearly 300.000 passengers used the airport.

ALWAYS remember, if you are unsure or in doubt then ask. We will always do our best to help you out!

EKYT AIRPORT BRIEFING

Use of stands

In Aalborg, there are 10 parking spots.

Stand Destination Aircraft type
1 - 8 Schengen incl. domestic PAX
6 - 8 Non Schengen incl. UK
10 Any destination Heavy PAX aircraft
11 - 12 VFR, VIP & Misc. Smaller Aircrafts
Northern apron Any Military only!
STAND CHART

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IFR clearance

Initial contact is with Tower, reporting callsign, stand number, and latest ATIS identification letter.
Remember to read/listen to the entire ATIS as there might be some specific info related to you!

As there are no SIDs in Aalborg your departure clearance will sound like this:

“Cleared to Destination via [Point]/[Flightplan route], FL120, expect level change, squawk 1234, after departure follow noise abatement procedure”

Push-back

All stands at the terminal require pushback, except stands 1 - 3 where Prop and smaller jets may taxi out.

IRL pushback is at the pilot's discretion, However on Vatsim, it is up to the individual controller to simulate this or not.

Taxi

As there only is one taxiway to and from the terminal, there can be waiting time either on RWY 08R/26L or after pushback on C.

ALWAYS vacate south and hold short of RWY 08R/26L

Runways

In Aalborg, there are 2 runways. Whereas RWY 08L/26R is the primary. RWY 08L have ILS CATI and 26R have ILS CATII/III.
Runway 08R/26L is not to be used.

AIRPORT CHART

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SIDs

There is no SIDs in Aalborg, hence you will always be cleared via a WP.
For flights bound EKRK/EKCH this will be either TESPI or TNO.

After Departure, you must adhere to the standard noise abatement procedures. These are:

RWY 08L - "Turn must not be commenced until having passed 2NM on R-262 AAL VOR." - Meaning after departure fly runway heading until 2 NM to AAL VOR.

RWY 26R - "Turn to the SOUTH must not be commenced until having passed 2000 feet"

STARs

There are no STAR's in Aalborg.
Expect direct to ILS fix or Vectors.

Approach

ILS is the only approach type normally used.
You might receive "Via [FIX] Cleared ILS Runway XX" Meaning after that FIX you are cleared for the ILS approach. The FIXEs are: RWY 08L - GIPUG & RWY 26R - BAKIT
Visual Approaches can be approved for all A/C types on request to the APP controller.

APPROACH CHARTS

No STARs available. Expect direct to points as below, or visual approach.

RWY 08L

ILS or LOC RWY 08L

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RNP RWY 08L

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RWY 26R

ILS or LOC RWY 26R

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RNP RWY 27

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Direct routings

If traffic permits you might receive directs from both EKDK_CTR and APP.
The fixes normally given are the ones listed above (BAKIT or GIPUG) or AAL VOR.