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GM1 SERA.4005(a) Contents of a flight plan

Summary

An abbreviated flight plan, transmitted via radiotelephony for crossing controlled airspace, typically includes the call sign, aircraft type, entry point, exit point, and altitude. Additional information may be mandated by the competent authority.

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Yes, additional elements may be required by the competent authority beyond the minimum contents.

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The minimum contents of an abbreviated flight plan normally include the call sign, type of aircraft, point of entry, point of exit, and level.

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An abbreviated flight plan is a flight plan transmitted in the air by radiotelephony for the crossing of controlled airspace or any other areas or routes designated by the competent authority.

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The competent authority designates the areas or routes for which an abbreviated flight plan is required.

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An abbreviated flight plan is transmitted in the air by radiotelephony.

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GM1 SERA.4005(a) Contents of a flight plan

Source document: SERA - February 2023

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