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| − | + | {{#set:definition=A set of consecutive segments linking published waypoints and/or pseudo waypoints computed by air or ground tools (Flight Operations Centre system, aircraft Flight Management System, ground Trajectory Predictor) to build the lateral transitions and the vertical profiles. Each point is defined by a longitude, latitude, a level and a time.}} | |
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=== Definition Source === | === Definition Source === | ||
| − | SESAR | + | {{#set:defsource=SESAR Concept of Operations Step 1 Final Edition 2015 Del ID D124 (Ed. 02.02.00)}} |
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| + | === Lexicon Release === | ||
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Abbreviation
Definition
A set of consecutive segments linking published waypoints and/or pseudo waypoints computed by air or ground tools (Flight Operations Centre system, aircraft Flight Management System, ground Trajectory Predictor) to build the lateral transitions and the vertical profiles. Each point is defined by a longitude, latitude, a level and a time.
Definition Source
SESAR Concept of Operations Step 1 Final Edition 2015 Del ID D124 (Ed. 02.02.00)
Note
Lexicon Release
Lexicon Release 2016.1
