Yes, because there is no runway 17R - according there AIP, till further notice. It makes bo sense to offer data for a procedure which is assigned to a none existing runway.
Again, see the notams for SCEL or the AIP. Still no runway 17R.
Hi,
sorry my fault - read it wrong, sorry for that - but in general it´s the same reason. There are all procedures included in our files, also for 17L/R but the sim suppress all 17x procedures for some reason. I assume it´s due the missing 17R runway because I know, that the sim cut´s the letter at the end before filtering and when the runway doesn´t exist the sim disable all procedures for this runway(s). Sorry, that´s an sim logic and we can´t do anything for this. I´m with you it´s a bad logic and of course not correct but only ASOBO can fix this and they know this since day one. Sorry for that.
… but I have also good news for you. With AIRAC 2110, all runways are back for SCEL. So 17L/R, 35L/R … so the the temporary outdated sim scenery are back in sync with the real-world. And I have checked the SIDs/STARs and …
If this is fixed with the next update, I think that’s fine and I’m happy.
In the future, I think it would be better to cancel a runway (here 19 or 17R) completely than to suddenly have no approaches at all. Then you can at least continue to use STARS 17L.
Many greetings
But that´s the reality and we will stay on this, sorry … there are two options, either to use real-world data or not. We know since day one, that the new MSFS isn´t really real … we had offered a lot of times ASOBO/MS our help but no response. We would help and exactly such issues are very simple to fix, but there is no interest it seems.
I only wrote my subjective customer viewpoint here:
As a compromise, it is better for me to “play” without STARS of one runway (which is not even accessible to airliners in real life, too (17R/19)) than to “play” without the majority of the complete airport.
This is just well-intentioned advice to you / Navigraph. Thank you for fixing SCEL with the next update.
Life is full of compromises…
Stephan