BUTTER CROSSWIND LANDING | A321-271NX | DIAGORAS RWY 24 (VOR) | X-PLANE 12

Approach and ILS CAT I Landing into LGRP/RHO (Diagoras International Airport) RWY 16R in the ToLiss A321-271NX Touched down at -74 fpm / 1.21g, gear lever: down, pitch: 5, roll: level, 139 kts LGRP / RHO · Rhodes (RHO) METAR LGRP 241820Z 29014KT CAVOK 24/09 Q1016 NOSIG IA VOR approach, in aviation, refers to a non-precision instrument approach procedure that utilizes VOR (VHF Omni-Directional Range) radio signals for navigation. It provides lateral guidance to the runway, but unlike a precision approach like ILS, it doesn't offer vertical guidance (glide slope). Pilots relying on a VOR approach must manage altitude independently and descend to a minimum descent altitude (MDA) before reaching the missed approach point (MAP). Game-X-Plane 12 CPU-I5-12500H 32GB DDR4 4GB RTX 3050 Gear-Thrustmaster TCA airbus Captain Pack X with TFRP Rudder pedals Running XP12 with precision gear — not here to impress specs, just to chase realism.