For this you need an appreciation of the cartoon character Tweety Bird...On the RNAV(GPS) 16 at KPSM the waypints are ITAWT ITAWA PUDYE TTATT IDEED

For a few around my local region is suppose we have,GINISLIFFYand then the one one that can cause grinning glances at one another on the flight deck,DIKAS.Capt Rónán.

Yes it is the correct spelling.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/burekMoving on,BEDAK- bummerSOMUN- kind of bread you eat with meat (http://upload.wikime...n_somun.JPG.jpg)VRANA- a bird :)PETAK- FridayOBLAK- CloudKRV (vor) - bloodSUSED - NeighboorTIKVA- gourdAll of them located in the LYBA FIR :)

It shows what an educational hobby flight sim is. Not only do you learn about aviation you also can pick up a little bit of Serbian on your simulated travels. Thanks everyone for your interesting posts.

For a few around my local region is suppose we have,GINISLIFFYand then the one one that can cause grinning glances at one another on the flight deck,DIKAS.Capt Rónán.

I see you beat me to it :)

I once flew over a waypoint called KABAM

Kansas City renown for BBQ, look at KMCI ILS01R and find SPICY BARBQ and SMOKE TERKY. My favorite is DOWNS located just west of KIND.I recommended an enroute fix to a controller friend and six months later it appeared on charts as BLOKS, means nothing special but that is "my" fix. LOL

The RNAV approach to Rwy at KPSM isITAWT ITAWA PUDEY TTATT. And the MA hold is at IDEED.

I recall seeing these 2 on airway W946 in sequenceEXXON VALDZThe meaning seems obvious, but I could never get why they are in NE Australia.Regards.Ernie.

Going into CYVR Vancouver from the West (I think) you will cross SPUZZ intersection.

PNUTT

SKUNK - over some of Northern California's finest 'growing' regions.

somewhere in germany: ASKIK

Somewhere in New York center I beleive there's a way point DRUNK...which inevitably becomes a joke when your contacting approach with information Whiskey (i.e Nxxxx at DRUNK with Whisky).Eric Szczesniak

The best one I've come across is just west of Perth, Australia (I assume it hasn't changed). They lie vertically along a longatude, in sequence from north to south:WONSAJOLLYSWAGYCAMBSBUIYABYLLABONGSUNDERACOOLEBARRTREESIt seems somebody at Airservices has a sense of humor at least :) For those that may not know, these are the words to Australia's famous Waltzing Matilda song :)Subin.

COWBY outside Vegas. Actually Vegas has a few cool ones. LUXOR, FUZZY and SUNST.

It shows what an educational hobby flight sim is. Not only do you learn about aviation you also can pick up a little bit of Serbian on your simulated travels. Thanks everyone for your interesting posts.

Just an advice mate. Those are hardly Serbian words... Lot (if not all) of Slavic languages use them with the same meaning.Just look at the statement that "burek" is a Serbian national dish and then have a peek at the wikipedia article. lol. There are quite a lot of Turkish influences (linguistic, culinary or otherwise) around the Balkans since half of eastern Europe was within the borders of the Ottoman empire from the end of 14th up until late 19th century. Just for consideration