Route of flight

T-45C TS INav-10

Flight Planning (En Route)

If SID used, enter coded identifier or name and

transition fix (don’t forget the “dot” between the

SID name and the transition)

Clearly define the route of flight using NAVAID

identifiers or radial/DME fixes (use six digits), jet

route identifiers, or named intersections; no

route identifiers between NAVAIDs/fixes

indicates direct flight

To transition from one jet route to another at an

unnamed intersection, enter the designations of

the two routes separated by a space

For IFR flight plans, the last fix entered is the

nearest appropriate IAF, NAVAID, first point of

intended landing, or published fix, which most

clearly establishes the route of flight to the

destination or the point where the IFR portion of

the flight will end

If a fix is collocated with a NAVAID, ILS

(instrument landing system) marker, or other fix,

the five-letter name/name-code applies

Also file fixes using fix radial and distance,

which consists of NAVAID identifier, three

characters for azimuth, and three characters for

distance in nautical miles (nm), or by listing

latitude and longitude

To block—three-letter FAA location identifier or last

Sg 1, fr 9

three letters of the international identifier of the final

DD Form 175—TO

destination airport after last line entry in the ROUTE

and ETE

OF FLIGHT block (if there is no location identifier,

enter the airport name)

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