VFR Navigation Log (Jeppesen)
Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) equipped aircraft with ocianic, enrout, terminal, and GPS approach capability. /B-DME, transponder with no altitude encoding capability /A-DME, transponder with altitude encoding capability /R-RNAV, transponder with altitude encoding capability
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