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ZC02 is a static aircraft carrier deck scenery representing CVN-76, positioned in the waters off Da Nang, Vietnam, for flight simulation carrier-landing practice. It offers two very short concrete landing surfaces at sea level, one of which carries an ILS, making it a useful stop for pilots wanting to hone carrier approach and trap technique.
ZC02 represents a static aircraft carrier, CVN-76, moored off Da Nang, Vietnam, and is intended for flight simulation use rather than real-world aviation. It gives simulator pilots a fixed carrier deck on which to practise catapult launches and arrested landings, complete with the very short runway lengths characteristic of a flat-top deck.
The field sits at sea level, elevation 0 feet, at coordinates 16.0147 N, 108.415 E, placing it in coastal waters near Da Nang, Vietnam.
The deck offers two short concrete landing surfaces that are not reciprocal headings, reflecting the angled layout of a carrier deck rather than a conventional runway pair. Runway 00 is 489 feet long with a concrete surface, while runway 37 is 484 feet long, also concrete, and is equipped with an ILS.
Runway 37 is equipped with an ILS approach; no frequency details are available.
As a static carrier deck scenery object, ZC02 has no real-world civil operations; it exists within flight simulation for practising carrier approaches and landings using the short concrete deck runways and the ILS on runway 37.
