Flight planning

How to insert a REA or REH visual corridor into the route

Building the route along the REA (Brazil's visual route chart) point by point, checking the altitude of each segment, is where mistakes show up. In Alfaero, when you place a visual position that sits on a corridor, the app asks whether you want to join and builds the whole segment with the published altitude.

Step by step

1. 1On the route from Campo de Marte to Jundiaí, type Perus in the search bar and choose the visual position.
2. 2Perus sits on a corridor, so the app asks whether you want to join the REA. Tap open.
3. 3Choose the corridor: each one appears in a color on the map, showing whether the route is mandatory and what the frequency is.
4. 4Choose which position you go to, seeing the published altitude of each option (in the video, Morato at 4,200 feet).
5. 5The points go in as a block, each with its own altitude, and the summary shows the corridor, the frequency and the publication.
6. 6When you copy the route, the flight plan comes out in the manual format, with the corridor name in item 18. The X in the summary removes the whole block.

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