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AFMAN 11-217V1 3 JANUARY 2005<br />

Figure 8.4. Canadian Northern Control Area Boundaries (Areas South of 70°N Where<br />

True Tracks Apply).<br />

8.4.7.4.1. Enroute navigation using approved RNAV equipment backed up by<br />

display of VOR/TAC/NDB data is recommended.<br />

8.4.7.4.1.1. Depending on system architecture, aircraft navigation computers<br />

(flight management systems) automatically provide magnetic variation<br />

information. Accuracy of this magnetic variation depends on the period of<br />

time since the last magnetic variation update. Some systems contain magnetic<br />

variation information that cannot be updated. Also, some navigation systems<br />

provide magnetic variation information for only a limited portion of the globe.<br />

Thus, when true or grid heading information cannot be displayed, aircraft<br />

magnetic variation information must be verified with current aeronautical<br />

charts prior to use of RNAV equipment to fly true or grid courses. For<br />

navigation using FMS or other RNAV system, procedures and system<br />

limitations vary widely among aircraft and avionics installations. Consult<br />

your aircraft flight manual and MAJCOM directives for specific FMS and<br />

RNAV procedures for navigation where reference to true or grid north is<br />

required.<br />

8.4.7.5. For navigation using VOR or TACAN, if the NAVAID is oriented to true<br />

north, use the following procedures for enroute navigation:

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