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On Thu, 12 Jul 2007 21:56:59 -0000, "Robert M. Gary"
wrote: Airways. Until they put airways in the GPS systems they will still be just help tools. This is the same with the G1000. I still have to carry all my charts and reference them often in flight. Can't you just program the route from Navaid to Navaid, and if necessary, add the intersections where the airway bends? Airways always run from something to something else (a Navaid or intersection). Even a current databased 196 has the pints that define an airway. While you still need the chart to program it, once it's programmed, you can easily follow an airway. Am I missing something? Thanks! |
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