Boeing FMC/CDU - Route Modifications
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Boeing FMC/CDU - Route Modifications
Hello All
I have just completed my TR on the 737 and I await Line Training with my airline. I have been reviewing the various FCOMs and FCTMs that we have been supplied and was looking into Route Modifications via the FMC. The question that I have is how I would input a route modification like such...
For example, ATC want you to be level at say FL70 15nm before a waypoint which you are currently routing to. I realise that the FMC allows you to input this instruction into the LEGS page by creating a new waypoint, however I cannot for the life of me remember how to do it. Many thanks for the help, CK
I have just completed my TR on the 737 and I await Line Training with my airline. I have been reviewing the various FCOMs and FCTMs that we have been supplied and was looking into Route Modifications via the FMC. The question that I have is how I would input a route modification like such...
For example, ATC want you to be level at say FL70 15nm before a waypoint which you are currently routing to. I realise that the FMC allows you to input this instruction into the LEGS page by creating a new waypoint, however I cannot for the life of me remember how to do it. Many thanks for the help, CK
Last edited by Callsign Kilo; 21st June 2008 at 08:14.
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From: slightly left of you
A way i often use is use the fix page, put the waypoint in and then put a ring round it at the fixed distance then just make sure the banana bar is on there. Useful if you have to be at a certain height or speed on a waypoint that isn't on your actual route but abeam it.
Don't worry though your line trainers will show you all this good stuff.
Don't worry though your line trainers will show you all this good stuff.
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From: Over the clouds
Via the legs page...."waypoint name"/-15. line select it over the waypoint then set the hard FL70 on the created line.





