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The last two IFR flight plams I've filed via DUATS have been lost. One
was for a trip leaving BFM in Mobile and the other was out of MSN, Madison, WI. This is the first time in five years this has happened, and it happened twice in a row. The plans were filed on different computers. Anyone else have any trouble like that with DUATS lately? -- Dan C172RG at BFM |
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I used it last week and it worked fine.
"Dan Luke" wrote in message ... The last two IFR flight plams I've filed via DUATS have been lost. One was for a trip leaving BFM in Mobile and the other was out of MSN, Madison, WI. This is the first time in five years this has happened, and it happened twice in a row. The plans were filed on different computers. Anyone else have any trouble like that with DUATS lately? -- Dan C172RG at BFM |
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Dan Luke wrote:
The last two IFR flight plams I've filed via DUATS have been lost. One was for a trip leaving BFM in Mobile and the other was out of MSN, Madison, WI. This is the first time in five years this has happened, and it happened twice in a row. The plans were filed on different computers. Anyone else have any trouble like that with DUATS lately? In the tradition of asking, "is the computer plugged in," how do you know the flight plans were lost? Are you sure it wasn't a zulu/local time mistake that led to the flight plan not being available to the controller? I ask this because I occasionally will arrive at the airport and preflight much earlier than I anticipated, then call for my clearance only to discover that ATC cannot find my flight plan. It then dawns on me that I am attempting to get my clearance earlier than 1/2 hour prior to my estimated departure time, which means the flight plan is not yet available to the controller. -- Peter ----== Posted via Newsfeeds.Com - Unlimited-Uncensored-Secure Usenet News==---- http://www.newsfeeds.com The #1 Newsgroup Service in the World! 120,000+ Newsgroups ----= East and West-Coast Server Farms - Total Privacy via Encryption =---- |
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![]() Peter R. wrote: I ask this because I occasionally will arrive at the airport and preflight much earlier than I anticipated, then call for my clearance only to discover that ATC cannot find my flight plan. It then dawns on me that I am attempting to get my clearance earlier than 1/2 hour prior to my estimated departure time, which means the flight plan is not yet available to the controller. Another difference with DUATS and AFSS filed flight plans is with an AFSS filed flight plan I have access to it immediately via the Tower's FDIO. A DUATs flightplan doesn't get sent to the center immediately therefore when you show up early I have no access to your flightplan because it isn't in the system yet. |
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In the old days it would be held in "temporary storage" at the flight plans
originating computer. It would then be printed out at the sector and terminal facility approximately 30 minutes prior to the Proposed Departure time. This was a site paramater that could be adjusted. Now it also may have parameters from the DUATS. Al "Newps" wrote in message ... Peter R. wrote: I ask this because I occasionally will arrive at the airport and preflight much earlier than I anticipated, then call for my clearance only to discover that ATC cannot find my flight plan. It then dawns on me that I am attempting to get my clearance earlier than 1/2 hour prior to my estimated departure time, which means the flight plan is not yet available to the controller. Another difference with DUATS and AFSS filed flight plans is with an AFSS filed flight plan I have access to it immediately via the Tower's FDIO. A DUATs flightplan doesn't get sent to the center immediately therefore when you show up early I have no access to your flightplan because it isn't in the system yet. |
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![]() Peter R. wrote: I ask this because I occasionally will arrive at the airport and preflight much earlier than I anticipated, then call for my clearance only to discover that ATC cannot find my flight plan. It then dawns on me that I am attempting to get my clearance earlier than 1/2 hour prior to my estimated departure time, which means the flight plan is not yet available to the controller. piggybacking - Peter R's post did not appear on my server I filed both these plans more than two hours prior to departure time, and did not attempt to leave early. -- Dan C172RG at BFM |
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That was one thing that used to happen
Al "Dan Luke" wrote in message ... Peter R. wrote: I ask this because I occasionally will arrive at the airport and preflight much earlier than I anticipated, then call for my clearance only to discover that ATC cannot find my flight plan. It then dawns on me that I am attempting to get my clearance earlier than 1/2 hour prior to my estimated departure time, which means the flight plan is not yet available to the controller. piggybacking - Peter R's post did not appear on my server I filed both these plans more than two hours prior to departure time, and did not attempt to leave early. -- Dan C172RG at BFM |
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Sounds like operator error.
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![]() "Lynne" wrote: Sounds like operator error. Why? DUATS accepted the plans. The summaries printed back correctly. -- Dan C172RG at BFM |
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Dan Luke wrote:
"Lynne" wrote: Sounds like operator error. Why? DUATS accepted the plans. The summaries printed back correctly. She/he is probably implying some type of GIGO (garbage in, garbage out) error. -- Peter |
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