What should a pilot track outbound in order to establish on the localizer during the KDAB DME ARC approach?

To establish on the localizer during the KDAB DME ARC approach, a pilot should track outbound on the 068 radial. This is because the localizer receives signals from the localizer transmitter, which is typically aligned with the runway centerline. In the case of KDAB, the 068 radial is the correct outbound track that allows the aircraft to intercept the localizer properly as it moves toward the approach procedure course.

When approaching from the appropriate direction, maintaining the 068 radial means the aircraft is oriented correctly southwest of the airport, allowing for a smooth transition to the localizer for a stable approach. This is critical for maintaining correct navigation and ensuring a safe descent towards the runway. By flying the outbound leg on the 068 radial, the pilot ensures they are positioned accurately to intercept the localizer signal as they prepare to land.