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Miami Center v1204 File Released!

The New Miami Center Sector has Been Released! This Sector Includes the new AIRAC 1204 and includes the new departure procedures out of KMIA. I have also added the missing southern end of the FLL airport (which is not in use but still useful). Check it out in the Downloads Section Enoy! http://www.zmaartcc.net/wp/controllers/controller-downloads

STAR Ref Sheet Edited and Introducing new SID Reference Sheet!

Hello fellow ZMA Controllers! I bring to you changes to the STAR Reference sheet mainly for Center/Approach controllers. These Changes Include:

FRWAY4  into KPBI – The cross point has been changed as well as the speed restrictions as well as version change
TRAPR2 – No Major changes besides the version

Also introducing the SID Reference Sheet! This Sheet provides a quick reference to KMIA, KFLL KTPA (Currently) but will facilitate more airports within the future.

Grab them over at the downloads section.

Enjoy!

 

Comments welcomed here: http://www.zmaartcc.net/wp/forum/miami-artcc-notams/star-ref-sheet-edited-and-introducing-new-sid-reference-sheet

New Departure Procedures at Miami International!

With the new airac cycle comes some new interesting departure procedures for Miami International! Here at the new dp’s as follows:

BSTER ONE (RNAV) – http://airnav.com/depart?http:…..7BSTER.PDFhttp://airnav.com/depart?http:…..STER_C.PDF

DEEEP ONE (RNAV) – http://airnav.com/depart?http:…..7DEEEP.PDF

HITAG ONE (RNAV) – http://airnav.com/depart?http:…..7HITAG.PDF

JONZI ONE (RNAV) – http://airnav.com/depart?http:…..7JONZI.PDF

These procedures only contain transitions generally heading to one of our already existing departure gates / end point on existing procedures So there is no major changes in terms of exiting the TRACON. However, I recommend we all check them out in our spare time as they are now OFFICIALLY active at vZMA.

To Comment visit http://www.zmaartcc.net/wp/forum/miami-artcc-notams/new-departure-procedures-at-kmia

New Website Launched

After several months in development, we are pleased to introduce our new website to both our controllers as well as the virtual flying public.    This is a complete redesign from the ground up with a more modern look and feel as well as a more relevant organizational structure.  For our editors, managing content on the site is far easier than before, and for our administrative staff, member management has been entirely automated.

For pilots, we’ve added some Tips to flying in Miami as well as a Pilot FAQ.    We also have charts for all of our major airports as well as some pilot downloads.   See the Pilots menu for even more pilot-related items.

For Controllers, your hours for the current and previous months are displayed when you log in.   The forums are now an integrated part of the website, so you no longer lose the navigational menus when you visit or participate in the message boards.   Controllers should use their VATSIM CID as their username and the password that they used on the old forums to log into the new website and forums.

Please take a moment and navigate through our new website.  We hope that you’ll find it a well-organized resource whether you are a pilot or a Miami ARTCC controller (or you wish to become one)   In any event, if you have any questions or comments regarding the content contained in our website, please feel free to contact us or post a message in the General Board in the forum.

Finally, I’d like to thank Sergio Lopez for all of his help in getting this site ready to launch.  Sergio actually went out to Miami International Airport to take some pictures, made many suggestions, and spent many hours moving content from our old site to our new site.

 

19 May, 2012

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