Aspen approach and departure tutorial request

#1

Title says it all. Been flying Aspen a lot lately and would love to see some pics or videos of the proper procedures. Yes I have looked at the charts and they make no sense to me

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#2

Thereā€™s a tutorial on RWY 33 APP for KASE :)

#3

Please donā€™t follow that tutorial itā€™s entirely incorrect. Come fly with me and Iā€™ll show you the procedures there. Hopefully your up for the challenge the IF ILS approach is nothing compared to the actual approach

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#4

Yea I saw that tutorial and thats what made me want to see the proper procedures. I did enjoy the 33 tutorial though

#5

Haha my bad!!

#6

Cant right now but hopefully I can later. Thanks though

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#7

Alright just let me know I canā€™t now either

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#8

Normally, youā€™d pass the VOR beacon on the northeastern side of the RNAV approach (facing as if you were standing at the airport), descending down into the valley- 8,000 feet is the norm once you cross the five mile marker and begin your turn onto short final. The mountains in between the airport make for a ā€œrunning the gauntletā€ approach, which required specific procedures to be outlined. Coming in from the east per direct the HERLS or FISTR fix and joining the radial about fifteen miles out is also standard.

The video below outlines an approach to that airport.

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#9

Not a tutorial anymore;)

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#10

Yahoo thanks Carson I hated that thing šŸ˜‚

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#11

Just move any other misleading tutorial, weā€™re decluttering if you havenā€™t heard haha.

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#12

Looks like it was an smooth landing.

#13

Here you go man better late then never :)

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#14

Thanks man. I really do appreciate it. I will be looking over this in detail. Thanks again!

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