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5/29/2019 5:44 AM
 
Mark Kolber
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This has probably been discussed before, but is there a reason iFly only accepts one PBN code for ICOA flight plans?
 
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5/31/2019 9:19 AM
 
JJ Griltz
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Mark,

This feature is a simple programatic limitation.  It's on our list to improve how we handle this. 

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5/31/2019 10:10 AM
 
Mark Kolber
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Thanks.

It's not that big a deal. Wags indicate US ATC doesn't even look.
One simplification possibility is grouping common ones. For example PBN/B2 C2 is your basic WAAS GPS with T-route and RNAV SID/STAR capability. If you have C2, you are going to have B2.
 
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