Originally Posted by fr8av8r_66

You probably won't see the "special aircrew/aircraft" box on any Jepp charts that are distributed to the normal subscriber. I worked for an operator that had special approach authorization into ASE (Aspen), and the plates were a special issue to us by Jepp.

Originally Posted by VTcharter

1. The "Y" and "Z" are just identifiers for multiple approaches based on the same navigation equipment to the same runway with diffrent procedures.

Originally Posted by bryris

I ran across a few symbols on the Jepp charts that I don't know about. I tried to find the answers in the legends, but am having a hard time.

In IND, there is an RNAV (GPS) Y Rwy 5L. What is the Y? Then there is an RNAV (RNP) Z Rwy 5L. The charts are basically the same. However, on the Y chart there are three different MDAs, the first is called LPV. What is that? Then on the Z chart it specifies two different MDAs, one is with an RNP of 0.15 and the other is 0.30. I imagine this pertains to equipment that is above my pay scale.

Thanks!