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FMS<br />

RTE Page: (continued)<br />

1L<br />

2L<br />

3L<br />

4L<br />

5L<br />

1R<br />

2R<br />

3R<br />

4R<br />

5R<br />

The flight plan route starts on page 2. It<br />

can be entered in ATC clearance language;<br />

that is, multiple subsequent legs lying on<br />

the same airway or procedure may be<br />

grouped to a single VIA-TO expression.<br />

—The waypoints under TO cannot be<br />

deleted or overwritten on these pages; this<br />

is allowed only on the LEGS pages.<br />

1L 2L 3L 4L 5L VIA<br />

In the first line, shows the airway or<br />

procedure starting at the current aircraft<br />

position, leading to the TO fix displayed in<br />

the same line. In the following lines, each<br />

VIA segment starts at the TO fix of the<br />

respective previous line.—Displays dashes at<br />

the route end or in a route discontinuity.—<br />

Procedures cannot be entered here; they are<br />

automatically entered when the crew selects<br />

procedures on the DEPARTURES and<br />

ARRIVALS pages.—A transition procedure<br />

is indicated by its transition fix and by the<br />

procedure it is connected with, separated by<br />

a dot, for example:<br />

via CAX.NDB28 – to CN28<br />

CAX is the fix of the transition, and the<br />

transition is connected with the NDB28<br />

approach which starts at CN28.<br />

Valid entries<br />

Direct to the fix displayed under TO:<br />

DIRECT<br />

An airway connecting the previous TO fix<br />

and, if already entered, the next TO fix:<br />

XX<br />

XXX<br />

XXXX<br />

XXXXX<br />

For special entries, refer to the next two<br />

pages in this chapter.<br />

1R 2R 3R 4R 5R TO<br />

Shows the fix that exits the airway or<br />

procedure segment entered in the same<br />

line under VIA, and that also connects to<br />

the next VIA entry. Displays dashes at the<br />

end of the route; displays boxes in a route<br />

discontinuity, or after a VIA entry whose<br />

associated TO fix is not entered yet. Entries<br />

are allowed only where dashes or boxes are<br />

displayed.<br />

Valid entries<br />

Any waypoint, station, or airport identifier<br />

in the database or route; or coordinates,<br />

for example:<br />

For N27° 59.7’ E086° 55.8’<br />

enter N2759.7E08655.8<br />

For N27° 00.0’ E086° 00.0’<br />

enter N27E086<br />

One destination runway, for example:<br />

For runway 07 enter RW07 or 07.<br />

Place-bearing/distance, for example:<br />

For 5 nm from JFK on 090° bearing<br />

enter JFK090 / 5<br />

Place-bearing/place-bearing, for example:<br />

For the intersection of JFK bearing 270°<br />

with LGA bearing 180°<br />

enter JFK270 / LGA180<br />

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