new 1/2 degree Oceanic Tracks use by corporate operators
I teach International Procedures in the class room for FlightSafety International in Wilmington, Delaware. I have been asking the pilots who take my courses if they have been assigned one of the new 1/2 degree Organized Tracks yet. All who responded said “no”. Is there a policy in place that says only airline flights are presently being offered the new 1/2 degree tracks?
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From what I could read so far as long as the aircraft is compliant the operator may file RLatSM tracks:
Eligibility: -Authorized required navigation performance 4 (RNP 4) -ADS-C (automated dependent surveillance-contact) and CPDLC (controller pilot data link communication) equipped and, where applicable, authorized -Operating required communications, navigation and surveillance (CNS) systems http://www.nats.aero/wp-content/uplo...e-Briefing.pdf See also here, starting page 325: http://www.faa.gov/air_traffic/publi...15_16_ntap.pdf |
NAT Doc 007
The NAT Doc 007 2015 edition has established the trial (see 1.10.10) and requirements.
I suppose it still going on as there is no change on this topic on the 2016 version. Cheers… :ok: |
Most Bizjets fly above those tracks.
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Howdy Neighbor!
I suspect one of the reasons might be that the aircraft that meet the requirements for RLatSM typically fly above the top altitude for the tracks (typically FL390). That said, I suspect that an aircraft will not be assigned a random route (over a track) that is over an RLatSM track. Make sense? Purple beat me to it! |
Random routes over the RLAT are being issued. Had one the other day. I guess as you are above it?
As rightfully said, this issue probably doesn't affect most operators of biz jets as they head over the top. AD |
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