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November 23rd 03, 01:33 AM
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Canada still uses colored airways, as does Alaska.
Look at an Alaska/Canada enroute chart and you will see plenty of examples. They're typically based off of NDB equipment. Before the advent of VARs and VORs, all airways in the Lower 48 were Red, Green, Blue or Amber, followed by a number. IIRC, Green and Amber were north-south, Red and Blue were east-west. In those days, the airways were defined by Adcock A-N ranges. vince norris 
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