TM 1-1510-225-10
3A-77
(a) Erasing a SID.
1. Line select key – Press to position
cursor over DEPART field on the
Flight Plan page.
2. ENTER key – Press.
3. Line select key – Press to position
cursor over ERASE?.
4. ENTER key – Press to erase SID
and return to Flight Plan page.
(b) Adding SID Waypoints.
NOTE
When a SID is modified by adding or
deleting
waypoints,
the
sequence
of
waypoints is no longer identified as a SID.
1. Line select key – Press to position
cursor over the SID waypoint
identifier that will follow the new
entry.
2. Waypoint identifier – Insert.
3. ENTER key – Press twice.
NOTE
The previously indented SID waypoints
move over one space to the left on the
screen
and
are
treate d
as
normal
waypoints in the flight plan.
(c) Deleting SID Waypoints.
NOTE
When a SID is modified by adding or
deleting
waypoints,
the
sequence
of
waypoints is no longer identified as a SID.
1. BACK key – Press.
2. ENTER key – Press.
(d) Entering
An
Airway
(Destination
Waypoint Unknown). En route airways include high
altitude jet routes and low altitude airways. Refer to
Figure 3A-61.
Figure 3A-61. Arrival 1/1 Page
1. Line select key – Press to position
cursor directly below the starting
waypoint on the desired airway.
2. Airway identifier – Insert.
3. # key – Press and enter airway
identifier.
4. ENTER key – Press.
NOTE
If the waypoint above the cursor is not on
the airway, the airway identifier will blink
on the screen and a new identifier must be
entered.
The flight plan should always be checked
for
duplicate
waypoints
and
the
appropriate waypoints erased.
5. Line select key – Press to position
cursor
over
the
desired
destination waypoint. If applicable
use PRV and NXT keys to access
all Airway Waypoints pages.
NOTE
As the cursor is moved up or down, TO will
appear next to the cursor and a question
mark will follow the identifier.
6. ENTER
key
–
Press
after
selecting the ending waypoint on
the airway. To merge the airway
waypoints into the flight plan,
return to the Flight Plan page.
