Hi... I was trying to enter the following flight plan into the PSS A320 FMGS. Found this plan on the internet just today.MCO..CAMAN..CTY..SZW..MEI..TXK..SPS.J72.ABQ.J6.DRK.J10.TNP.PDZ4.LAXI have the latest AIRAC 0304 cycle installed but the waypoint "CAMAN" shows as being 833 NM from Orlando MCO?Is CAMAN a waypoint or (part of) an SID from MCO?Anyone can help me? Many thanks.Dennis

What was the bearing from MCO for it?Henry

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I program the FMGS for a 18L take-off from MCO and "CAMAN" was showing as 833 NM away on a bearing of 317 degrees.

CAMAN is not a part of any of the four KMCO departures.CAMAN intersection is in Missouri, 25 miles northwest of the Springfield (SGF) VOR so its possible that is a transition for one of the KMCI - Kansas City departures.

I got the flightplan from fboweb.com and so pretty sure it's a "real" flight planMCO..CAMAN..CTY..SZW..MEI..TXK..SPS.J72.ABQ.J6.DRK.J10.TNP.PDZ4.LAXand seems many flights out of MCO file similar plans with CAMAN being the first waypoint... but it's unlikely the flights will be heading towards "CAMAN" in Missouri (800+ NM away) after take off from MCO and then back towards CTY VOR which is only about 100 NM from MCO? Just seems really strange to me... Anyone any more ideas? Thanks!!

SID REPORT: KMCO MCO ORLANDO INTL SID DIST WAYPOINT------ ---- --------------------------------------------------AMG 197 AMG APOLO 53 APOLO CERMO 28 CERMO CRG 115 CRG CTY 115 CTY LAL 45 LAL MCOY7 227 ORL GUANO CRG VIYAP SAV MLB 41 MLB OCF 66 OCF OMN 54 OMN ORL 7 ORL PBI 124 PBI PHK 104 PHK PIE 79 PIE RSW 116 RSW SRQ 90 SRQ SZW 204 SZW VRB 63 VRB

Here is one, both UAL and DAL filed it...UAL273 KMCO-KLAX A320/MN0466F350 DCT FMYDT DCT PIE DCT REMIS Q100 LEV J86 ELP J50 SSO J4 TNP PDZ4Ciao,FlyerNL