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February 8th 06, 09:23 PM
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GNS430 on the Airway
So how far off an airway is an aircraft when they are following a GPS flight
plan with every intersection and VOR? If you miss entering one of the bends in the airway it could be 20 or 30 miles off. The point is that you are now back to the 1970's, grabbing your enroute chart and trying to figure out all the airway bends when you could have a 1990's handheld GPS (King Skymap IIIC) and it would do it all for you. -Robert 
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