Research Article

Constructing Scenarios’ Network-of-Flight Conflict in Approach of Intersecting Runway

Table 2

Risk factors of the aborted approach scenario (nodes).

NumbersRisk factors

A1Abort approach
A2Wind shear
A3Turbulent flow
A4Go-around
A5Thunderstorm
A6Rainfall
A7Unable to see the runway
A8Excessive tailwind
A9Turbulence
A10Excessive gust
A11The control orders plane to slow down
A12Causes of runway configuration
A13Failed to get off the runway in time
A14Reapproach
A15Flap fault
A16Unable to see the front plane
A17Still has catch-up trend
A18Under the wake interval
A19Overweight
A20Continue to catch up with the front plane
A21Catch up with the front plane
A22Dissatisfaction landing interval
A23Bird strike
A24There is a trend of catching up
A25Unstable approach
A26Runway suspended
A27Bias navigation
A28Avoid
A29Ground proximity warning
A30Crossing the runway waiting line
A31Conflict
A32Crosswind
A33TCAS warning
A34Conflict warning
A35PTCAS
A36Blind approach
A37Frost fog