The computer estimates the aircraft position using the fitted navigation sensors and compares the estimation to the defined route. Deviation between the estimated position and the defined path creates guidance information. Inertial navigation systems INS can be used to maintain prior tracking for up to 2 hours. As RNAV accuracy improved, it began to play a vital role in increasing air traffic management ATM efficiency whilst also sustaining safety performance.
Basic-RNP 1 has been developed primarily for application in non-radar, low-density terminal airspace. In future, more RNP applications are expected to be developed for both en-route and terminal airspace.
The ICAO muddies the water in an attempt to make things clear here. Read on. ICAO Doc assures us that having one authorization allows you to use the other. A method of navigation which permits aircraft operation on any desired flight path within the coverage of station-referenced navigation aids or within the limits of the capability of self-contained aids, or a combination of these.
The following statement, highlighted, is what gives you that authority. It is convoluted, but that's the way it is. NOTE 1: Aircraft with a demonstrated RNP capability will annunciate when no longer satisfying the performance requirement associated with the operation. KA likes this. You can do it. Doggtyred , Aug 19, Sorry, i will put down the another post Where did you find that information?
Can you also mention where you found it and what page? Sorry for making you bothersome International student in a professional flight school? Assignment due in the morning? In ACa Chg 2, Section 7: 7. The following systems meet many of the requirements defined in this AC. Such equipment still requires evaluation by the manufacturer against all the functional and performance requirements in this AC.
This equipment must be installed in accordance with AC or a. You can refer to that AC for further learning. Your homework exercise is meant to make you teach yourself how research for yourself to get the answer you need. Its not a single source, single location answer.
You might even need to look at the several hundred page manual that accompanies the Garmin G NavIII, and the POH for your airframe which is specific to that airframe to formulate your "proof" for your question's answer. The answer is yes, that system in that plane can fly that procedure.
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