Waypoint constraint values are displayed below the waypoint label, using the same color and format as the Active Flight Plan. Refer to Altitude Constraints in this section for more information.

If two waypoints are close together, and their labels or constraint values overlap enough to obscure any text, one waypoint label/constraint value is removed and the vertical dashed line for that waypoint is displayed as darker gray. The priority for which waypoint remains displayed is: (1) the current active-to waypoint, (2) waypoint with an altitude constraint, and (3) waypoint closer to the aircraft.

Additionally, a constraint icon is displayed on the VSD along the vertical profile path for each flight plan waypoint altitude constraint. The tip of each constraint icon represents the AT portion of an AT-or-ABOVE / AT-or-BELOW constraint type, pointing up / down, respectively. Two opposing icons pointing to the same barometric altitude represent an AT constraint type. Two opposing icons pointing at different barometric altitudes represent a BETWEEN constraint type.