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Daniel Hofer
August 31st 04, 08:29 PM
Hello
I have some questions about the ATC-flightplan and how to fill it out.
1. Field 10, standard equipment
ILS means localizer AND glideslope, right?
DME is not part of standard equipment, right?
2. Field 10
R means RNP. Do I need to write e.g. R5 for RNP5? Or is no value needed? (is
it dependent on the used ATS-routes?)
If I use R, it doesn't mean automatically G? (I fly a PA34, GNS 430 is the
only RNAV-equipment).
My instructor means the following is correct:
SRY
but I think it's the following:
SDGRY
What do you think??
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3. Field 19, emergency equipment
If I have no survival equipment, is it necessary to cross out ALL fields or
only the first one ( the S)
And last question:
VHF emergency radio. Does it mean a separate COMM-receiver or only the
ability to receive on 121.5?
Hope you have some answers;-)
Thanks a lot!
Daniel
Newps
September 1st 04, 04:03 AM
Daniel Hofer wrote:
> Hello
>
> I have some questions about the ATC-flightplan and how to fill it out.
>
> 1. Field 10, standard equipment
> ILS means localizer AND glideslope, right?
Wouldn't be an ILS without one.
> DME is not part of standard equipment, right?
No, but it's pretty rare to have one without it.
>
> 2. Field 10
> R means RNP. Do I need to write e.g. R5 for RNP5? Or is no value needed? (is
> it dependent on the used ATS-routes?)
> If I use R, it doesn't mean automatically G? (I fly a PA34, GNS 430 is the
> only RNAV-equipment).
You ain't got RNP, that's airliner and bizjet stuff. You're 430 makes
you a /G.
john smith
September 1st 04, 04:11 AM
Is the .ch in your email address Switzerland?
Is the flight plan for a Swiss Flight Plan form or an International
Flight Plan form?
Daniel Hofer
September 1st 04, 06:43 AM
Hello John
sure;-) .ch is Switzerland.
Is it a european flightplan or better, an ICAO flightplan, described in DOC
4444.
Daniel
Julian Scarfe
September 1st 04, 08:10 AM
"Daniel Hofer" > wrote in message
...
>
> 1. Field 10, standard equipment
> ILS means localizer AND glideslope, right?
> DME is not part of standard equipment, right?
Both correct.
> 2. Field 10
> R means RNP. Do I need to write e.g. R5 for RNP5? Or is no value needed?
(is
> it dependent on the used ATS-routes?)
Just R.
> If I use R, it doesn't mean automatically G? (I fly a PA34, GNS 430 is the
> only RNAV-equipment).
No, it does not automatically mean G.
> My instructor means the following is correct:
> SRY
>
> but I think it's the following:
> SDGRY
>
> What do you think??
Strictly speaking, you are correct. However, I don't think you add any
extra info for ATC with DG. Certainly I've been writing SR (I can't get
above FL245 so 8.33, Y, is unnecessary) for many years without issue. I
wouldn't take it too seriously. R tells ATC what it needs to know. The only
one (apart from S) that really matters is a Y if abouve FL245 -- without
that the FPL will be rejected.
> ------------------
> 3. Field 19, emergency equipment
> If I have no survival equipment, is it necessary to cross out ALL fields
or
> only the first one ( the S)
All of them. Bear in mind that the FPL is a template for an AFTN text
message. Your form may be transcribed to e.g.
-E/0310 P/002 R/VE J/L D/01 004 ORANGE A/WHITE C/HOFER
If you have maritime survival equipment you want it to look like:
-E/0310 P/002 R/VE S/M J/L D/01 004 ORANGE A/WHITE C/HOFER
not
-E/0310 P/002 R/VE M J/L D/01 004 ORANGE A/WHITE C/HOFER
though most ops people will understand that if you cross out the S you mean
that you have no survival equipment at all.
> And last question:
> VHF emergency radio. Does it mean a separate COMM-receiver or only the
> ability to receive on 121.5?
Separate emergency COM I think.
HTH
Julian Scarfe
Daniel Hofer
September 1st 04, 08:16 AM
Hello Julian
thank you very much for your help!
One small question: is 8.33 only used above FL245? I didn't know...
Thanks
Daniel
Julian Scarfe
September 1st 04, 08:54 AM
"Daniel Hofer" > wrote in message
...
> One small question: is 8.33 only used above FL245? I didn't know...
I think so.
http://www.eurocontrol.int/vhf833/
Julian
Mike Rapoport
September 2nd 04, 03:50 PM
Try:
http://www.fracpilot.com/Aviation_Links/icao_fltpln.htm
Mike
MU-2
"Daniel Hofer" > wrote in message
...
> Hello
>
> I have some questions about the ATC-flightplan and how to fill it out.
>
> 1. Field 10, standard equipment
> ILS means localizer AND glideslope, right?
> DME is not part of standard equipment, right?
>
> 2. Field 10
> R means RNP. Do I need to write e.g. R5 for RNP5? Or is no value needed?
(is
> it dependent on the used ATS-routes?)
> If I use R, it doesn't mean automatically G? (I fly a PA34, GNS 430 is the
> only RNAV-equipment).
>
> My instructor means the following is correct:
> SRY
>
> but I think it's the following:
> SDGRY
>
> What do you think??
> ------------------
> 3. Field 19, emergency equipment
> If I have no survival equipment, is it necessary to cross out ALL fields
or
> only the first one ( the S)
>
> And last question:
> VHF emergency radio. Does it mean a separate COMM-receiver or only the
> ability to receive on 121.5?
>
> Hope you have some answers;-)
> Thanks a lot!
>
> Daniel
>
>
Daniel Hofer
September 2nd 04, 04:54 PM
Hi Mike
thanks!
Daniel
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