Hi Paul

You can file a flight itinerary with a resonsible person.
That can be as vague as - we're going to depart xyz at 1400, fly North
on a route to ABC. May divert 50 miles either side of track.
Anticipated return to ABC by 1700.
In fact you can even file that as a flight plan.

The whole point of it is that this is very hostile country - we spend
thousands of hours searching for one missing plane - and we would
appreciate some clues as to where to look. It is not a big brother thing
- it's a search and rescue thing.

HTH

Tony
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Tony Roberts
PP-ASEL
VFR OTT
Night
Cessna 172H C-GICE



In article ,
(Paul Tomblin) wrote:

The Canadian Flight Supplement says that flight plans or flight
itineraries are required for flights over 25nm from the aerodrome. So
what happens if I want to take a sight seeing flight, and I don't know how
far I'm going to go or what direction? Can't you just let the fancy take
you?