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Operation
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Trip Planner Window (PDA)
Airport – Allows you to enter an airport identifier. Each airport is represented by its four-character
ICAO code. (Example: "Boston Logan International Airport " is identified as "KBOS." and "Lester B.
Pearson International Airport" in Toronto, Canada; is identified as "CYYZ").
The K prefix for USA region airports is optional in the Airport text box. "Type" the airport ID and press
Add or the Enter key.
Airway – Enter the low level Victor Airway or high level Jet Route you want to travel between two fixes.
First, enter the starting Airport, then a VOR or intersection on the desired Airway. Then enter the
Airway to follow, such as V1, and the last fix to use on that Airway. You can add another Airway and
Next fix on your route. A fix can be at the intersection of two Airways. Enter the destination Airport for
the end of the trip.
Next – Enter the identification code for the Intersection (5 characters) or NAVAID (3 characters). You
can fly directly between Airports, Intersections, NAVAIDs, and Waypoints you have created. If you
enter an Airway between two fixes, the course change points along the Airway will appear in the flight
route in lower case and the fixes you enter will be in upper case.
Waypoints – List of all user-defined waypoints. To create a waypoint, right click or press on the screen
and choose Add Waypoint from the pop-up menu.
Time & Distance – The trip planner window has options for showing Time and Distance columns with
Leg, So Far and To Go values. In Leg mode, the column headers are TIME and DIST. In So Far mode,
they are TIME+ and DIST+. In To Go mode, they are TIME- and DIST-.
Add – Select this button to add the currently selected airport, VOR, or waypoint to the trip after the
currently selected entry in the trip list.
Remove – Removes the selected airport, waypoint, or VOR from the trip.
Clear – Clears all of the points from the trip.
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