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Old 2nd Dec 2012, 23:28
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Trent 972
 
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Yes you can

http://www.pprune.org/7552720-post15.html

An aircraft operated by Qantas under I.F.R. may use an RNP-capable RNAV system in accordance with these instructions as a non-precision approach I.F.R. radio navigation aid for a published non-precision approach procedure, including a related missed approach procedure.
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