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Old 17th May 2011, 14:03
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rnav phraseology

anyone to help me finding rnav procedures phraseology for approach enviroment rnp and etc.

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RNAV is U/S, request radar vectors?
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A little context may help? Approach environment? Reporting and navigating using RNAV??? RNP etc?
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You may find this interesting:

https://trainingzone.eurocontrol.int.../runcourse.htm

It is linked to
EUROCONTROL Navigation Domain - Training

"ATC Training Support for TMA RNAV - Electronic Training Package

AREA NAVIGATION IN EUROPEAN TERMINAL CONTROL AREAS (TMAs) has been developed by EUROCONTROL as generic training support material to enable controllers to understand the implementation and use of area navigation (RNAV) in the departure and arrival phases of flight. This package will be supplemented by local ATC training, which will highlight specific local implementation factors and issues. However, the content of this package will provide all stakeholders with a good understanding of P-RNAV and its use in Terminal airspace."
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Please re-phrase the question...

Are you looking for RNP approach terminology?
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Hmm, tonight: "request RNAV GPS approach 08L for operational reasons." "Via DT605 cleared RNAV approach 08L." All in all exactly the same as for any other kind of approach, including ILS. As the others above have said, you have to re-phrase your question.

Operational reason was an aircraft which wasn't allowed to use ILS as the CPTs G/S indication sometimes didn't show.
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question

definetely YES
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RNAV Phraseologies

Some of the ATC-Pilot RNAV Phraseologies are:

Pilot REQUEST RNAV RUNWAY (number) APPROACH
ATC RNAV RUNWAY (number) APPROACH APPROVED

ATC CLEAR TO (holding fix) VIA (name of RNAV STAR) EXPECT RNAV
RUNWAY (number) APPROACH EXPECT APPROACH TIME (time in four figure)

ATC BASIC GNSS UNAVAILABLE FOR (specify operation) [FROM (time) TO
(time) (or UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE)]

Pilot BASIC GNSS UNAVAILABLE [DUE TO (reason, e.g. LOSS OF RAIM or
RAIM ALERT)]

Pilot UNABLE RNP (specify type) (or RNAV) [DUE TO (reason, e.g. LOSS OF
RAIM or RAIM ALERT)]
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