Originally Posted by
samstanton
CRJ100 great answer! It was pretty sweet seeing RJ's appear out of the clouds. We needed 4200 for company OPS but the weather quickly deteriorated as we waited for passengers. It was a pretty fun approach. Thanks for taking the mystery out of it. Hope to try your approach soon.
Unfortunately, that will not happen unless you are a part 121 air carrier pilot. You will also need special training for ASE and the specific approach in the sim. Jeppesen does not publish the Special LOC 15 procedure to the public.
Those of you interested should check out Gulfstream's website. During EVS (Enhanced Vision System) testing they had special authorization to go into ASE at night. They were visual the entire time via infared vision on the HUD. It has been out for a while now, but is still pretty amazing.