OptionalaltitudeAltitude constraint at leg termination.
OptionalarcArc radius in nautical miles for RF (constant radius arc) legs.
OptionalcategoryCategory of the termination fix.
OptionalcenterIdentifier of the center fix for RF legs.
OptionalcenterICAO region code of the center fix for RF legs.
OptionalcourseOutbound or intercept course in degrees.
Optionalcoursetrue when the published course is a true bearing rather than magnetic.
OptionaldistanceLeg distance in nautical miles, when the terminator specifies a distance.
OptionalfixFix identifier at the leg termination, when the leg terminates at a fix.
OptionalholdHolding pattern leg time in minutes, when the terminator specifies a hold time.
OptionalicaoICAO region code of the termination fix.
Optionalistrue when this leg's fix is the Final Approach Course Fix (FACF).
Optionalistrue when this leg's fix is the Final Approach Fix (FAF).
Optionalistrue when the fix must be overflown before any turn begins.
Optionalistrue when this leg's fix is an Initial Approach Fix (IAF).
Optionalistrue when this leg's fix is the Intermediate Fix (IF).
Optionalistrue when this leg's fix is the Missed Approach Point (MAP).
OptionallatLatitude of the termination fix in decimal degrees, positive north.
OptionallonLongitude of the termination fix in decimal degrees, positive east.
ARINC 424 path terminator code.
OptionalrecommendedIdentifier of the recommended navaid providing the course, radial, or arc for this leg.
OptionalrecommendedICAO region code of the recommended navaid.
OptionalrhoRho (distance from the recommended navaid to the fix) in nautical miles.
OptionalrnpRequired Navigation Performance value in nautical miles.
OptionalspeedSpeed constraint at leg termination.
OptionalthetaTheta (bearing from the recommended navaid to the fix) in degrees.
OptionalturnCommanded turn direction.
A single leg of an instrument procedure, modelled on the ARINC 424 primary-record leg fields. A leg describes how an aircraft transitions from the previous leg's termination to this leg's termination.
Some path terminators (for example
VA,CA,VM,FM) terminate at an altitude, intercept, or manual event rather than at a fix. On those legs the fix-related fields (fixIdentifier,category,lat,lon,icaoRegionCode) are absent.