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Creating and Using a Flight Plan (Route)

Use this method to create and save a flight plan, or route, that contains 

multiple points or stops. Keep in mind that you must add your starting airport  
to your route; it is not added automatically.

To create and use a flight plan (route):

1.  Press the 

Que

 button until you see the 

Active Route page.

2.  Highlight 

Add Wpt

 and press 

ENTER

.

3.  Search for a point to add to your flight 

plan (see “Creating a Direct To” for more 
information). 

4.  Highlight a point; then press the 

Rocker

 key 

Right to highlight 

OK

 and press 

ENTER

.

5.  Repeat the previous three steps until  

you are finished adding points to your  
flight plan.

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iQue

®

 3600a

Quick Reference Guide

Creating a Direct To

Press the 

Direct To 

D

 key to plot a direct course from your current location to 

any airport, navaid, or other aviation point.

To go to an airport or navaid:

1.  Press the 

Direct To

 

D

 

key on the aviation 

cradle. The Go To page appears.

2.  To search by facility or by city, highlight the  

 

By Identifier

 pick-list. Press 

ENTER

.

3.  From the list that appears, highlight the search 

method you want to use with the 

Rocker

 key 

and press 

ENTER

 to select.

4  Highlight the 

Name

 field and press 

ENTER

5.  To change the name, highlight the first letter 

of the name and then press the 

Rocker

 key Up 

or Down to change the letter. Press the 

Rocker

 

key Right to move to the next letter. When you 
are finished changing the name, press 

ENTER

.

6. 

Go To

 is highlighted for you automatically. To 

select the point that appears in the list, press 

ENTER

7.  If there are several points in the list, press the 

ROCKER

 key Up and highlight the point you 

want to select. Then press the 

ROCKER

 key 

Right to highlight Go To and press 

ENTER

The iQue 3600a creates a Direct To from your 
current location to the point you selected.

Finding Nearest Aviation Points

Press the 

NEAREST

 key to search for aviation points near your current location 

and navigate to them quickly. You can search for airports, navaids, and other avia-
tion points nearby.

To find and go to an airport near your  
current location:

1.  Press the 

NEAREST

 key on the aviation cradle. 

The Nearest Airport page appears.

2.  Press the 

Rocker

 key Down to scroll through 

the list of airports near your current location. 
Highlight the point you want to go to.

3.  Press the 

Rocker

 key Right to highlight  

Go To

 and press 

ENTER

. The iQue 3600a 

creates a Direct To from your current location 
to the airport you selected.

To find and go to an aviation point near 
your current location:

1.  Press the 

NEAREST

 key on the aviation cradle.

2.  Continue pressing the 

NEAREST

 key to search 

for other types of aviation points (shown in the 
pick-list to the right).

3.  Continue with steps two and three in the 

procedure above. To jump to the Nearest 
Airport page quickly, press and hold the 

NEAREST

 key.

Choose a search method 

from the pick-list.

Enter the name with 

the 

Rocker

 key.

Highlight your destination.

Add your starting airport to your 

flight plan; then use the 

Add Wpt

 

button to add additional points.

Search for points to add to your 

flight plan and select 

OK

 after each. 

Press the 

NEAREST

 key repeatedly 

to search for any type of aviation 

point listed above.

Direct To 

D

 

Key

NEAREST

 

Key

MENU

 

Key

ESCAPE

 

Key

ENTER

 

Key

Rocker

 

Key

Que

 

Button

Use these instructions as a reference for important 

iQue 3600a functions. For more detailed instructions, 

please refer to the Que Applications Guide.

Press to create a Direct To quickly.

Press to find places near you.

Press to open menus on a page.

Press to exit menus or pages.

Press to enter information.

Press to highlight items on a 

page and pan across the map.

Press to open and cycle through Que applications.

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