The starting point for building a procedure is the assembly of the key components. Existing waypoints are utilised, and new ones created as required. While defining the waypoints we can add essential data such as altitudes and turn data such as speed and bank angle.

Once the static data and key components are assembled, you can experiment and dynamically move waypoints to see the impact and optimum flight path. Utilising existing waypoints and creating new ones as required. While defining the waypoints, you can add essential data such as altitude and turn data such as speed and bank angle.

Procedure Builder provides the designer with a truly dynamic environment in which to work. All changes trigger immediate recalculations of parameters, applying not just to the aircraft’s nominal track and protection areas but also to the vertical profile of the procedure as the design progresses.