SEQ PLN

SEQ PLN uses logical frequency 121.905. The controller carrying that frequency may be primed on it or carry it through cross-coupling. The layout uses the GND aspect (same family as AA + AD and CLR DEL).
Bay overview
Section titled “Bay overview”| Bay | Strip type | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Messages | Messages | Coordination / free-text. |
| Final | Arrival locked | Locked. |
| RWY ARR | Arrival locked | Locked. |
| TWY ARR | APN-ARR | Locked in this scope. |
| Startup (SEQ) | Cleared | Active — same strip behaviour as Cleared in CLR DEL; SI rules differ. |
| Push back | APN-PUSH | Matches Push back in AA + AD. |
| TWY DEP (upper / lower) | Departure locked | Locked. |
| Others | Uncleared | Active — SEQ PLN can issue clearances directly. |
| SAS | Uncleared | Same uncleared family. |
| Norwegian | Uncleared | Same uncleared family. |
Uncleared strips
Section titled “Uncleared strips”Others, SAS, and Norwegian match CLR DEL uncleared strips and are active so SEQ PLN can clear aircraft when needed.
Startup (SEQ)
Section titled “Startup (SEQ)”All cleared departures sit in Startup (SEQ). Clickspots match Cleared strips in CLR DEL.
The next logical route steps are:
- East/South: GE 121.830 → the applicable tower.
- West: GW 118.580 → the applicable tower.
- North: AD 121.730 → the configured ground/tower route.
Unavailable steps are skipped. When consecutive steps are carried by the same primary, no self-transfer is created.
Related
Section titled “Related”- CLR DEL — clearance delivery and uncleared bays
- AA + AD — full combined apron
- Apron Departure — B/C_GND when apron is split