Fun GPS waypoints

ozone

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As I have perused the waypoint designators around my state, i noticed some strange coincidences:

BREWS: happens to be near Golden, CO; home of coors beer
SKIER: Just north and west of Aspen airport

And my instructor told me that a string of waypoints over kansas, when read from west to east, reads out like a sentence (cant find it right now).

...anyone else have some fun ones?
 
an approach in the northeast:

ITAWT
ITAWW
APUDY
TATTT

There are a bunch, but seriously, who gives the designation to an airport in the US as "RAP" with the normal K prefix?
 
On the old RIICE arrival into IAH there were two fixes in sequence, MILLR and LYYTE but on the RIICE TWO they took out MILLR (probably because of a certain airplane type's FMS).

In Newark HOWYA and DOOIN are right next to each other, but you don't see them on the plates that way. They are the final fixes for the the ILS 4L and 4R.
 
YOTUB (makes me think Youtube)
LUPUS (cue Dr. House)
CRAKK
PIPES
NUTTS
 
an approach in the northeast:

ITAWT
ITAWW
APUDY
TATTT
The spelling is close. ;)

Don't forget the missed... IDEED. :)

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I can't recall them now but I know Orlando has some good ones referring to Disney characters and such.

I believe two of them are HKUNA and MTADA (or something) from Lion King.
 
can't remember the actual spelling but there were two waypoints near West Palm that sounded out as "acid" and "doobie", not sure if they're still there.
 
can't remember the actual spelling but there were two waypoints near West Palm that sounded out as "acid" and "doobie", not sure if they're still there.

Not sure if it's the one you're thinking about but the ILS 8R at North County in Palm Beach (F45) has DUJBY and AZCID on the loc :bandit:
 
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