CHAPTER TITLE: Airborne Navigation Databases
Below is a list of the figures (diagrams, charts, and pictures) from the IPH Chapter 6. They are listed in the order they are found in the Instrument Procedures Handbook.
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FIGURE 6-1
Area navigation (RNAV) receivers.
FIGURE 6-2
GPS with a flight route on display.
FIGURE 6-3
FMS display.
FIGURE 6-4
Fly-by-waypoints and fly-over-waypoints.
FIGURE 6-5
Initial fix.
FIGURE 6-6
Track to a fix leg type.
FIGURE 6-7
Constant radius arc or RF leg.
FIGURE 6-8
Course to a fix or CF leg.
FIGURE 6-9
Direct to a fix or DF leg.
FIGURE 6-10
Fix to an altitude or FA leg.
FIGURE 6-11
Track from a fix from a distance or FC leg.
FIGURE 6-12
Track from a fix to a DME distance or FD leg.
FIGURE 6-13
From a fix to a manual termination or FM leg.
FIGURE 6-14
Course to an altitude or CA leg.
FIGURE 6-15
Course to a DME distance of CD leg.
FIGURE 6-16
Course to an intercept or CI leg.
FIGURE 6-17
Course to a radial termination or CR leg.
FIGURE 6-18
Arc to a fix or AF leg.
FIGURE 6-19
Heading to an altitude termination or VA leg.
FIGURE 6-20
Heading to a DME distance termination or VD leg.
FIGURE 6-21
Heading to an intercept or VI leg.
FIGURE 6-22
Heading to a manual termination or VM leg.
FIGURE 6-23
Heading to a radial termination or VR leg.
FIGURE 6-24
Procedure turn or PI leg.
FIGURE 6-25
Racetrack course reversal or HA, HF, and HM leg.
FIGURE 6-26
Grand Junction Five Departure.
FIGURE 6-27
Channel One Departure.
FIGURE 6-28
ILS or LOC/DME RWY 3 in Durango, Colorado.
FIGURE 6-29
Naming conventions of three different systems for the VOR 34 Approach.
FIGURE 6-30
Database rolls.
FIGURE 6-31
Manufacturer’s naming conventions.
