Well, here we go again.I knew already of the PROG PAGE 3/3 but wat is it for. If you look to the ITVV VS19 video y'll here First officer Alan Ratigan saying: "it's no interest for you" but I am curious wat it's for.

I do not believe it is implemented in this Queen's FMC, but as per Bulfer and Gifford (FMC User's Guide) -Progress page three is used to enter data for required time of arrival (RTA). RTA can be entered or changed during preflight or in flight. Creating an RTA changes PROGRESS and CRZ page titles to include RTA. RTA operates only in cruise. Cruise speed (to a limit) is adjusted to reach that waypoint at the desired time. Bob...

(duh ... forums are such fun when you answer at the same time as someone else)Memory serves, it is for creating a "Required Time of Arrival" at a waypoint.Certainly falls in the "no interest for you" catagory. It lets the FMC mess with speed to make a target constraint. Just another real fancy way to cause VNAV to break :+Ray

Actualy, you can see the RTA page in the manual. Thanks for you explenation guys.

Hey Ray!How you doing, old timer?!(For all of you who might be new around here- Ray is a very long time friend of ours....)

Old Timer eh? Geeze, you get grey hair and suddenly everyone calls you old. :-lolLooking forward to finally retiring my old dos machine from PS1. Got a nice 50" TV just waiting for the 744 :-yellow1Ray