In aviation, a waypoint is a predetermined geographical position that is defined in terms of latitude/longitude coordinates (altitude is ignored). Waypoints may be a simple named point in space or may be associated with existing navigational aids, intersections, or fixes.
Waypoints used in aviation are given five-letter names. These names are meant to be pronounceable or have a mnemonic value, so that they may easily be conveyed by voice. In some cases the names correspond to a notable feature or landmark in the area (for example, a waypoint near Newton, Iowa has the name "MATAG"; Newton was the birthplace of the appliance manufacturer Maytag).
| Waypoint BR803 | Latitude: 60.496831 Longitude: 4.549619 |
| Waypoint HUXLY | Latitude: 44.910833 Longitude: -75.638056 |
| Waypoint GEVRU | Latitude: 60.742778 Longitude: 14.329833 |
| Waypoint MASKU | Latitude: -38.988050 Longitude: 176.008117 |
| Waypoint GM994 | Latitude: 60.091667 Longitude: 10.172222 |
| Waypoint ELOLO | Latitude: 45.672650 Longitude: -77.274500 |
| Waypoint AMRAL | Latitude: 52.114722 Longitude: -2.909167 |
| Waypoint KEKIK | Latitude: 37.078889 Longitude: 28.366667 |