727 Equipped With CIVA INS Equipment Suffix?

[Maverick Lint 1456501]

Hello I am curious what would i set as equipment suffix, some specifics are i have RNAV capabilities and understand that part how would i go about the CIVA, i just want to know how that would cl[Mod - Happy Thoughts]ify in the equipment suffix, i put a note in my remarks about it except is there is a proper instrument code for it?

[Robert Shearman Jr]

Most that I've seen flying the vintage airliners aee using /W as NON-RNAV with RVSM. Even though you do technically have some RNAV capability, from what I know about it (never used one myself -- yet) you aren't able to load SIDs and STARs nor RNAV approaches into it without keying in all the points individually, meaning that considering it RNAV-capable might be a bit tricky working with controllers.

[Maverick Lint 1456501]

Most that I've seen flying the vintage airliners aee using /W as NON-RNAV with RVSM. Even though you do technically have some RNAV capability, from what I know about it (never used one myself -- yet) you aren't able to load SIDs and STARs nor RNAV approaches into it without keying in all the points individually, meaning that considering it RNAV-capable might be a bit tricky working with controllers.

Yep About as a good as I could put it myself, Thanks for the help!

[Trent Hopkinson]

according to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Equipment_codes

B722/I

[Dhruv Kalra]

according to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Equipment_codes

B722/I

/I is valid only below RVSM airspace. Since there isn’t a “basic RNAV + RVSM” suffix, use /W and throw “CIVA INS NO RNAV SID/STAR” in your remarks.