Boeing 787-8 - Page 1321

787 Flight Crew Operations Manual
DO NOT USE FOR FLIGHT
Flight Management, Navigation -
FMC Cruise
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D615Z003-TBC 11.42.9
After pushing INTC CRS TO and prior to execution, displays direct–to inbound
course at the waypoint; changed by entry in intercept course to (INTC CRS TO)
line or by selecting intercept course to. After execution, displays current required
track to fly inbound course to the waypoint.
Push –
• creates place bearing distance waypoint on the Direct To leg abeam the
bypassed waypoint if the bypassed waypoint was a database airport,
navaid, NDB, or waypoint
• creates latitude/longitude waypoint on the Direct To leg abeam the
bypassed waypoint if the bypassed waypoint was a latitude/longitude
waypoint
• creates a new place bearing distance waypoint based on the original
“place” on the Direct To leg abeam the bypassed waypoint if the bypassed
waypoint was a place bearing distance waypoint
• creates a new latitude/longitude reporting point on the Direct To leg based
on the entered latitude or longitude reporting point
• line title displays ABEAM PTS and line data displays SELECTED
• altitude/speed constraints for bypassed waypoints are removed
ABEAM PTS prompt displays whenever the active waypoint name is modified,
usually for direct–to routing.
Push –
• copies the active route into the inactive route
• erases previous inactive route
• line title displays RTE COPY and line data displays COMPLETE
• subsequent route modifications remove RTE COPY prompt
Displays whenever the active waypoint name is modified.
Displays boxes if entered waypoint not in the active route.
Displays current route course and prompt caret if entered waypoint in the active
route.
When boxes displayed, valid entry is intercept course from 000° through 360°.
May be changed until executed. Entered or selected value displays in large font.
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Intercept Course
3
Abeam Points (ABEAM PTS)
4
Route Copy (RTE COPY)
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Intercept Course TO (INTC CRS TO) – Select
October 31, 2007