While most waypoints are depicted in green, the "TO" waypoint is depicted in ______.

While most waypoints are depicted in green, the "TO" waypoint is depicted in ______.

• A. White
• B. Green
• C. Blue
• D. Amber

Answer: (A)

Color coding on the Navigation Display is used to quickly show the status of each waypoint. The next waypoint you will fly to—the TO waypoint—is shown in white to stand out from the rest of the route, which appears green. This visual cue lets you instantly confirm you’re targeting the correct upcoming fix and actively tracking the next leg. Green marks standard en-route waypoints, while other colors handle different states or warnings, but the TO point is specifically highlighted in white to indicate its role as the immediate navigation target.

Color coding on the Navigation Display is used to quickly show the status of each waypoint. The next waypoint you will fly to—the TO waypoint—is shown in white to stand out from the rest of the route, which appears green. This visual cue lets you instantly confirm you’re targeting the correct upcoming fix and actively tracking the next leg. Green marks standard en-route waypoints, while other colors handle different states or warnings, but the TO point is specifically highlighted in white to indicate its role as the immediate navigation target.