How to Identify the RNP routes in Jeppesen Manual

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If we find ourselves navigating along a specific airway, it's natural to contemplate whether it functions as an RNP route. In the event that it is indeed an RNP airway, we may inquire about the specific RNP value associated with it. This curiosity arises because each RNAV airway comes with distinct requirements, including the necessary equipment and other considerations. Should any of our equipment experience a malfunction, it becomes crucial to understand the requirements for RNP routes in order to navigate effectively.

 

 

Here is how to find rnp routes in Jeppesen Manual.

 

 In the Jeppesen general manual, there is a chapter titled 'Designators of ATS Routes and Its Use in Voice Communications' in the Jeppesen Airway Manual - Enroute.

 

Designators of ATS Routes and Its Use in Voice Communications

 

 

we can get the vague idea of how the rnp airway name is made of. 

 

If we are flying in certain areas, we can find specific airways in each region's Jeppesen Manual under the 

'AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL - Rules and Procedures - Special Requirements and Regulations' section.

 

 

 

Or sometimes it is en the enroute section in Jeppesen manual.