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==== Runway 08L/26R ==== | ==== Runway 08L/26R ==== | ||
[[File:2012-09 Apron4 Luftbild-at-night.png|thumb|Apron 4 and runway 26L at night]]The northern [[runway]] is 3600m long with a width of 45m. In real life its usually used by passenger airliners. | [[File:2012-09 Apron4 Luftbild-at-night.png|thumb|270px|Apron 4 and runway 26L at night]]The northern [[runway]] is 3600m long with a width of 45m. In real life its usually used by passenger airliners. | ||
* ILS-CAT-III '''08L''' (083°): 108.55 | * ILS-CAT-III '''08L''' (083°): 108.55 | ||
* ILS-CAT-III '''26R''' (263°): 108.35 | * ILS-CAT-III '''26R''' (263°): 108.35 | ||
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== Infrastructure == | == Infrastructure == | ||
[[File:EDDP-overview-daytime.jpg|thumb|Overview 2012]]Connected by terminal C and three taxiway bridges (W1, E7, E8) the airport layout combines the northern part with runway 08L/26L and Apron 3 (new cargo area since 2012) and the southern part with Apron 1 (terminal B), runway 08R/26L, Apron 2, Apron 4 (DHL), Apron 5. Between both parts an airport railway station and the autobahn A14 is connecting to the check-in area of terminal C. Railway and motorway are not modelled in Flightgear. | [[File:EDDP-overview-daytime.jpg|thumb|270px|Overview 2012]]Connected by terminal C and three taxiway bridges (W1, E7, E8) the airport layout combines the northern part with runway 08L/26L and Apron 3 (new cargo area since 2012) and the southern part with Apron 1 (terminal B), runway 08R/26L, Apron 2, Apron 4 (DHL), Apron 5. Between both parts an airport railway station and the autobahn A14 is connecting to the check-in area of terminal C. Railway and motorway are not modelled in Flightgear. | ||
=== Access and connection === | === Access and connection === | ||
[[File:TerminalC-morning.jpg|thumb|Terminal C at dawn]] | [[File:TerminalC-morning.jpg|thumb|270px|Terminal C at dawn]] | ||
==== Terminal C ==== | ==== Terminal C ==== | ||
In August 2012 the completely new modelled terminal C was published on TerraSync. It is built as a connection between the check-in building with car-park and train station in the north and the departure area at terminal B in the south. Due to this efforts it stands on piers like a long bridge from apron 1 to apron 3, crossing different car-parks, a rail-track and the autobahn. | In August 2012 the completely new modelled terminal C was published on TerraSync. It is built as a connection between the check-in building with car-park and train station in the north and the departure area at terminal B in the south. Due to this efforts it stands on piers like a long bridge from apron 1 to apron 3, crossing different car-parks, a rail-track and the autobahn. | ||
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==== Taxiway bridges ==== | ==== Taxiway bridges ==== | ||
[[File:EDDP-Taxibridges-e7e8-night.jpg|thumb|Rampbridges E7, E8 with new lightning in 2012]]A highway and railway lines go straight between the two runways. Three bridges connect the terminal with the northern runway. The western bridge (taxiway W1) is used in both directions. The eastern bridges (taxiways E7 and E8) are used as one way taxiways. Due to safety improvements all bridges are equipped with special taxi lights. | [[File:EDDP-Taxibridges-e7e8-night.jpg|thumb|270px|Rampbridges E7, E8 with new lightning in 2012]]A highway and railway lines go straight between the two runways. Three bridges connect the terminal with the northern runway. The western bridge (taxiway W1) is used in both directions. The eastern bridges (taxiways E7 and E8) are used as one way taxiways. Due to safety improvements all bridges are equipped with special taxi lights. | ||
Due to changes in the TerraData the bridges had to be repositioned in 2012. | Due to changes in the TerraData the bridges had to be repositioned in 2012. | ||
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==== Terminal B ==== | ==== Terminal B ==== | ||
[[File:EDDP VDGS-134 thumbnail.jpg|thumb|VDGS on each gateway at terminal B]]'''Real world''': | [[File:EDDP VDGS-134 thumbnail.jpg|thumb|270px|VDGS on each gateway at terminal B]]'''Real world''': | ||
This building is the main terminal for most commercial flights at EDDP. It is connected to terminal C in the north and provides the passenger transfer to Apron 1 via 6 gateways. It also has a connection to the luggage terminal. | This building is the main terminal for most commercial flights at EDDP. It is connected to terminal C in the north and provides the passenger transfer to Apron 1 via 6 gateways. It also has a connection to the luggage terminal. | ||
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=== Apron 4/5 (DHL-area) === | === Apron 4/5 (DHL-area) === | ||
[[File:2012-08 Apron4 Pos432 BOX1522-D-STHO-and-DC10.png|thumb|DHL-area at apron 4]]'''Real world:''' Leipzig/Halle is just a small international airport. But in 2008 it became the [http://www.dp-dhl.com/en/logistics_around_us/from_our_divisions/leipzig_hub.html European DHL hub] with up to 60 planes per night. The DHL Hub Leipzig GmbH, place of business in Schkeuditz, is running under contract to the logistic group DHL at Leipzig/Halle Airport one of six international aviation hubs. In order to provide maintenance to the new fleet the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_Air_Transport_Leipzig European Air Transport Leipzig GmbH] was founded. European Air Transport operates services to Europe, Middle East and Africa. 56 countries are covered in total. A second aviation company, called [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aerologic AeroLogic], was founded in EDDP. AeroLogic GmbH, a joint-venture between DHL Express and Lufthansa Cargo, is a German cargo airline headquartered in Schkeuditz, Saxony. It operates cargo flights out of Leipzig/Halle Airport and Frankfurt, most of which are on behalf of its parent companies. | [[File:2012-08 Apron4 Pos432 BOX1522-D-STHO-and-DC10.png|thumb|270px|DHL-area at apron 4]]'''Real world:''' Leipzig/Halle is just a small international airport. But in 2008 it became the [http://www.dp-dhl.com/en/logistics_around_us/from_our_divisions/leipzig_hub.html European DHL hub] with up to 60 planes per night. The DHL Hub Leipzig GmbH, place of business in Schkeuditz, is running under contract to the logistic group DHL at Leipzig/Halle Airport one of six international aviation hubs. In order to provide maintenance to the new fleet the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_Air_Transport_Leipzig European Air Transport Leipzig GmbH] was founded. European Air Transport operates services to Europe, Middle East and Africa. 56 countries are covered in total. A second aviation company, called [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aerologic AeroLogic], was founded in EDDP. AeroLogic GmbH, a joint-venture between DHL Express and Lufthansa Cargo, is a German cargo airline headquartered in Schkeuditz, Saxony. It operates cargo flights out of Leipzig/Halle Airport and Frankfurt, most of which are on behalf of its parent companies. | ||