Are crews authorized to accept and fly RNAV Q Routes?

Crews are authorized to accept and fly RNAV Q Routes because these routes are designed specifically for operations with advanced navigation capabilities, which modern aircraft equipped with RNAV (Area Navigation) systems typically have. RNAV Q Routes provide a more efficient route structure, allowing for improved air traffic management and reduced flight times.

Pilots are trained to operate using various navigation systems and are generally familiar with the procedures and regulations surrounding the use of RNAV routes. Therefore, as long as the aircraft is appropriately equipped and the crew is trained in the relevant procedures, they can accept and fly these routes without needing additional permission or reviews.

This ability enhances the overall efficiency of flight operations by streamlining routing and allowing for greater flexibility in flight planning and in-flight navigation.