Apply Additional Information to Front of Chart

T-6A NAVIGATION

CHAPTER TWO

214.

APPLY ADDITIONAL INFORMATION TO FRONT OF CHART

Now you are ready to sign your masterpiece. Print your name in the lower right hand corner in

black ink with your class number and the route designation (i.e., N5002). Near the middle of the

route, but outside of 5 NM from course line, sign your name in black ball point pen. After cross

checking your headings and the plotting of turnpoints, apply black ink to course lines, turnpoints,

and information in doghouses. Blue ink is used for CHUM data, Class B and C airspace, and

conflicting routes.

215.

APPLY ADDITIONAL INFORMATION TO BACK OF CHART

Paste or tape a copy of the VNAV route description (from Stereo Route Handout) and your

worksheet to the back of the chart. You may now trim your chart to make it more manageable in

flight, but remember to leave at least 20NM of chart coverage around all course lines and

turnpoints.

216.

SUMMARY

As you progress to your fleet aircraft, you will learn different ways to draw and annotate your

charts for low-level flight. However, the basics of course and distance measurement will stay the

same.

LOW-LEVEL CHART PREPARATION

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