Revised Routes Between Miami ARTC Center and Havana Area Control Center

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1 Revised Routes Between Miami ARTC Center and Havana Area Control Center Federal Aviation Administration Presented by Miami ARTC Center

2 Content Implementation date - Oct 12, 2017 at 0400Z. Changes to G448 corridor New Y Routes South Florida to Havana Routes Overflight Routes Arrival Routes Departure Routes Changes to arrival/departures from MUHA and other Cuban airports

3 Background G448 between W174C and W465A, often referred to as the GIRON corridor, has been a primary air traffic route between Miami ARTCC and Havana ACC. Miami and Havana Centers jointly developed new airways through this corridor designed to increase safety, capacity and to reduce delays.

4 Changes Beginning with the October 12 chart change, G448 between TADPO and MTH will no longer be an available route option regardless of aircraft equipment or destination. The previous single airway, G448, has been replaced by two laterally separated RNAV airways, Y442 and Y183. The design is intended to reduce delays for aircraft climbing out of and descending into the Miami Terminal area.

5 New Routes: Y442 southbound only Y183 northbound only Changes These new Yankee routes are RNAV airways -- The Y routes are designated RNAV 2 with GNSS required. Aircraft must be properly equipped to fly them Aircraft without the minimum equipment will be routed via the MAXIM/CANOA or URSUS/TANIA Intersections No exceptions will be made

6 Y route requirements United States AIP, ENR RNAV 2 with GNSS

7 New Y Routes

8 New Y183 Route Northbound only Procedurally separated from W174C and Y442 From IKBIX at 24 North to PEAKY

9 New Y442 Route Southbound only Procedurally separated from W465A and Y183 From MNATE to TAZER to MCLAW to FUNDI

10 Old vs New

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12 OLD Southbound from MIA/FLL Terminal MIA*MNATE MTH G448 TADPO NEW MIA*MNATE Y442 FUNDI *denotes MIA or any MIA/FLL terminal departure points

13 Southbound flights from points other than Miami Terminal OLD MTH G448 TADPO NEW MCLAW Y442 FUNDI

14 Northbound to MIA/FLL Terminal: OLD TADPO G448 MTH (DVALL/CURSO STAR)KMIA NEW IKBIX Y183 PEAKY DVALL (DVALL/CURSO STAR*) KMIA * After DVALL aircraft should file either the DVALL2 or CURSO4 STAR: DVALL2 (Conventional STAR) CURSO4 (Advanced RNAV STAR)

15 Northbound to points other than Miami Terminal OLD TADPO G448 MTH NEW IKBIX Y183 PEAKY

16 Overflying Havana FIR and Miami Center FIR IKBIX Y183 PEAKY ORL IKBIX Y183 PEAKY LAL IKBIX Y183 PEAKY PHK IKBIX Y183 PEAKY LBV Entering Miami Center FIR over IKBIX

17 Overflying Havana FIR Landing Palm Beach Entering Miami Center over IKBIX IKBIX Y183 PEAKY SWAGS BOBIO WLACE (RNAV) STAR IKBIX Y183 PEAKY SWAGS PHK

18 Overflying Havana FIR Landing Orlando Entering Miami Center over IKBIX IKBIX Y183 PEAKY PHK BAIRN (RNAV) STAR IKBIX Y183 PEAKY PHK GOOFY STAR

19 CUBA SIDS/STARS All Cuba SIDS and STARS that pertain to aircraft transitioning from Miami Center airspace have been changed from 7 characters to 6 characters.

20 CUBA SIDS/STARS STARS MUHA - ENTRY1, AFFIL2, JUGAR1 MUVR GOLFO2, BANAO2 MUSC KIPUS3, SILGO3, IMASA2, NUBOR2 MUCF URKON3, SEGOL3 MUCC RESIT2, SIKNI2 MUCM SATOG3, SATOG4, DASUG2, PERMU2 MUHG BEMUV2, SAXIM2, KEKSA2, XOSOT2 MUCU MUNKO1, SENSO1 SIDS MUHA - AFFIL1, FARAC3 MUVR - NOXIL1, PESBI2 MUSC DEMSA3, NUBOR1, SELOG2, ETLAS3 MUCF DUPEB3, VITAK3, BOSON3 MUCC PIDNA2, BIMBI2, BONIB2, RESIT3 MUCM BOKTO1, PETMU1, KANID2, SATOG2 MUHG XOSOT1, PEMDA1, KEKSA1, BEMUV1 MUCU KINIS1, KINIS2

21 MUHA Arrivals Havana ACC will no longer be accepting MUHA arrivals via G448 The new STARS will have transition fixes of MAXIM or CANOA and will change based on the current runway configuration. Old MAXIM FARAC1 MUHA TADPO MUMBU1 MUHA New FIS G765 MAXIM JUGAR1 MUHA (RWY 24) FIS B646 CANOA ENTRY1 MUHA (RWY 6) Note: MUHA primarily operates on RWY 6

22 South Florida to Havana (MUHA) Routes MUHA Landing RWY06 MNATE FIS B646 CANOA ENTRY-STAR

23 South Florida to Havana (MUHA) Routes MUHA Landing RWY24 MNATE FIS G765 MAXIM JUGAR-STAR

24 Overflying Miami Center FIR Landing MUHA Entering Havana FIR West of TANIA MUHA Landing RWY 06 FIS B646 CANOA ENTRY STAR MUHA Landing RWY 24 FIS G765 MAXIM JUGAR STAR Entering Havana FIR Over TANIA MUHA Landing RWY 06 TANIA ENTRY STAR MUHA Landing RWY 24 TANIA AFFIL STAR

25 Overflying Miami Center FIR Landing MUHA over TANIA

26 Havana (MUHA) to South Florida Routes MUHA Departing RWY06 MAXIM G765 FIS DVALL CURSO (RNAV) STAR MAXIM G765 FIS DVALL DVALL STAR

27 Havana (MUHA) to South Florida Routes MUHA Departing RWY24 CANOA B646 FIS DVALL CURSO (RNAV) STAR CANOA B646 FIS DVALL DVALL STAR

28 Overflying Havana FIR Landing South Florida Entering Miami Center Between TANIA and BORDO New route structure being implemented in order to streamline the MIA and FLL metro area arrivals entering Miami Center between TANIA and BORDO. The new routes segregate the arrivals by designating URSUS for the MIA terminal arrivals and BORDO for the FLL terminal arrivals.

29 Overflying Havana FIR Landing South Florida Entering Miami Center Between TANIA and BORDO Landing Fort Lauderdale Metro Area BORDO B760 ZBV WAVUN (RNAV) STAR BORDO B760 ZBV DEKAL STAR Landing Miami Metro Area URSUS FOWEE STAR URSUS FLIPR (RNAV) STAR

30 Overflying Havana FIR Landing South Florida

31 MUVR Departures entering Miami Center FIR Filed AR Routes Northbound AR16 TANIA ZOLLA PERMT AR16 ILM AR18 TANIA ZOLLA WOLFO AR18 DIW

32 MMUN ROUTE OLD CANOA B646 VINKA MMUN NEW CANOA B/UB879 NOSAT MMUN