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    An aircraft flight plan is a document that provides air traffic service units with information about an intended flight, such as the route, altitude, speed, and aircraft details. Flight plans are required for flights receiving air traffic control, IFR flights, and international flights. They must be filed before departure and contain relevant details like aircraft identification, flight rules, departure and destination airports, altitude, route, and emergency equipment. Detailed rules regarding submission and contents of flight plans are in ICAO annex documents and national flight publications.

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    An aircraft flight plan is a document that provides air traffic service units with information about an intended flight, such as the route, altitude, speed, and aircraft details. Flight plans are required for flights receiving air traffic control, IFR flights, and international flights. They must be filed before departure and contain relevant details like aircraft identification, flight rules, departure and destination airports, altitude, route, and emergency equipment. Detailed rules regarding submission and contents of flight plans are in ICAO annex documents and national flight publications.

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    An aircraft flight plan is a document that provides air traffic service units with information about an intended flight, such as the route, altitude, speed, and aircraft details. Flight plans are required for flights receiving air traffic control, IFR flights, and international flights. They must be filed before departure and contain relevant details like aircraft identification, flight rules, departure and destination airports, altitude, route, and emergency equipment. Detailed rules regarding submission and contents of flight plans are in ICAO annex documents and national flight publications.

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    An aircraft flight plan is a document that provides air traffic service units with information about an intended flight, such as the route, altitude, speed, and aircraft details. Flight plans are required for flights receiving air traffic control, IFR flights, and international flights. They must be filed before departure and contain relevant details like aircraft identification, flight rules, departure and destination airports, altitude, route, and emergency equipment. Detailed rules regarding submission and contents of flight plans are in ICAO annex documents and national flight publications.

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    AIRCRAFT FLIGHT PLAN

    An ATC flight plan is a document which provides specified information to air


    traffic service units relative to an intended flight or portion of a flight of an
    aircraft. (ICAO Annex 2: Rules of the Air)

    A navigation flight plan is a document prepared in accordance with the


    instructions of the operator contained in the Operations Manual and used in
    flight by the pilot to assist in navigation and safe operation of the aircraft.

    Detailed rules regarding submission, contents, completion, changes to, and


    closing of a flight plan are contained in ICAO Annex 2 (Rules of the Air)
    and in national flight information publications.

    A flight plan may be filed as a written document, an electronic document, or


    may be filed verbally.

    A flight plan is required prior to operating:

     A flight or portion of a flight to be provided with air traffic control


    service;
     An IFR flight within advisory airspace;
     A flight within or into designated areas, or along designated routes,
    when so required by the appropriate ATS authority to facilitate the
    provision of flight information service, alerting and search and rescue
    services;
     A flight within or into designated areas, or along designated routes,
    when so required by the appropriate ATS authority to facilitate co-
    ordination with appropriate military units or with air traffic services
    units in adjacent States in order to avoid the possible need for
    interception for the purpose of identification;
     A flight across international borders.

    Where a flight plan is required, it must be submitted before departure to an


    air traffic services reporting office or, during flight, transmitted to the
    appropriate air traffic services unit or air-ground control radio station,
    unless arrangements have been made for submission of repetitive flight
    plans (RPLs).

    A flight plan contains such of the following information as is relevant to the


    flight:
     Aircraft identification
     Flight rules and type of flight
     Number and type(s) of aircraft and wake turbulence category
     Equipment
     Departure aerodrome
     Estimated off-block time
     Cruising speed
     Cruising level
     Route to be followed
     Destination aerodrome and total estimated elapsed time
     Alternate aerodrome
     Fuel endurance
     Total number of persons on board
     Emergency and survival equipment
     Other information.

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