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Old 9th Jul 2014, 11:38
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500 above
 
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I am aware of the supplement, my POH says that my equipment is only B-RNAV approved (thus to my understanding only the en-route phase) hence question #2, at what point can i start using my GPS and where do i have to revert to conventional navigation?
A G1000 or GNS430 (is yours a 430 or a 430W?) can be RNP1 approved generally, so from the DP/SID, En-route, Arrival, Initial, Intermediate and Missed approach. Crew approvals for certain RNP is another issue.

See page 6 http://www.eurocontrol.int/sites/def...-pbn-a-rnp.pdf

The POH or supplement is more likely to say RNP capabilities, not "can/can't be used for..."

If yours states B-RNAV only then it is B-RNAV only. I'd have thought you can use it from the word go, but backing up by identing and displaying conventional navaids.

Please don't take my advice - ensure what approval you have with your particular fit. Which type of aircraft and what specific kit is installed and approved?

More reading: http://www.uasc.com/documents/whitep...WhitePaper.pdf

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