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WATRS - to plot or not?

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Old 22nd Nov 2013, 10:37
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WATRS - to plot or not?

Can anyone enlighten me as to whether one needs to use a plotting chart when flying in the WATRS (Western Atlantic Route System)? It appears to be all airways and waypoints as opposed to lat and long positions as in the NAT.
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Depends on your airline's procedures. Ours are to plot on all Class II overwater routes, whether airways or tracks.
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WATRS is RNP-10 or 4, so if your airline's RNP approval includes using the plotting chart, then it is required in WATRS.
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