Closed Umoxfo closed 2 months ago
Since the ARINC 424 specification and the FAA CIFP amendment do not define the order of the altitude fields, it should not be assumed that they are always described in a specific order.
Example:
PS C:\Program Files (x86)\Vice> ./vice.exe -routes KSMF PS C:\Program Files (x86)\Vice> STARs: [...] SLMMR5.DONNR: DONNR CARVV/a22000-20000 SLMMR/a17000-13000/s280 POZUR/a8000+ SLMMR5.WEBGO: WEBGO/a22000-20000 SLMMR/a17000-13000/s280 POZUR/a8000+ SLMMR5.ANAHO: ANAHO WEBGO/a22000-20000 SLMMR/a17000-13000/s280 POZUR/a8000+ SLMMR5.CARVV: CARVV/a22000-20000 SLMMR/a17000-13000/s280 POZUR/a8000+ SLMMR5.CRASY: CRASY FIORE CARVV/a22000-20000 SLMMR/a17000-13000/s280 POZUR/a8000+ SLMMR5.RWY17B: POZUR/a8000+ TENCO/a4000/flyover/h255 SLMMR5.RWY35B: POZUR/a8000+ RICEE PKAAY/a6000+/s210 THANN BANZA/a4000/flyover/h168 SUUTR4.NURAY: NURAY KAELA/a28000+ SUUTR/a26000-24000/s280 FOOLZ/a21000 GLDDD/a19000- WRAPS/a17000- PNNEN/a16000-12000 SLUIC SUUTR4.RWY17B: SLUIC AMADR/a9000 NGGET/a9000-7000 CHNEL/a5000+ OVOME/a4000/s210/flyover/h348 [...]
Thanks for reporting! Fixed now.
Since the ARINC 424 specification and the FAA CIFP amendment do not define the order of the altitude fields, it should not be assumed that they are always described in a specific order.
Example: