Which runway group is described for the PT SHAMROCK scenario?

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Which runway group is described for the PT SHAMROCK scenario?

The runner-up concept being tested is how the PT SHAMROCK scenario defines which runways are part of the same approach corridor. In this scenario, the described runway group includes runways 13L/13R, 18, and 22 because they lie along the same instrument approach corridor from the Shamrock fix and share the same final approach alignment, descent profile, and turns. This grouping allows the same procedure turn and descent procedures to be applied regardless of which of those runways is ultimately selected. The other groups would point to different approach corridors or wind/turn configurations that don’t match the PT SHAMROCK procedure’s described path, so they aren’t the correct fit for this scenario.

The runner-up concept being tested is how the PT SHAMROCK scenario defines which runways are part of the same approach corridor. In this scenario, the described runway group includes runways 13L/13R, 18, and 22 because they lie along the same instrument approach corridor from the Shamrock fix and share the same final approach alignment, descent profile, and turns. This grouping allows the same procedure turn and descent procedures to be applied regardless of which of those runways is ultimately selected. The other groups would point to different approach corridors or wind/turn configurations that don’t match the PT SHAMROCK procedure’s described path, so they aren’t the correct fit for this scenario.

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