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8. Route of Flight 9. Destination (Name of airport and city) 10. Est. Time Enroute Hours Minutes 11. Remarks 14. Pilot's Name, Address, Tel # & Aircraft Home Base 15. # Aboard 4. True Airspeed Knots 2. Aircraft Identification FLIGHT PLAN 7.Cruising Altitude 6. Departure Time Proposed (Z) Actual (Z) Notes and NOTAMs 3. Aircraft Type/ Special ...
IFR Clearance & Flight Log C R A climb/maintain expect minutes after departure F T Release time: _____ Void time: _____ Time now:_____ Altitude Heading Frequency
Totals » Log Time Flight Plan and Weather Log on Reverse Side Notes TAS Runway Time Check Departure Destination Airport Frequencies CH Leg Rem. IFR NAVIGATION LOG N Ceiling & Visibility Wind ± Dev. Fuel Airport & ATIS Advisories ... IFR Navigation Log (Jeppesen).xls Author: jlabrum
Add up the entries in the rating column to obtain the final risk estimate, and determine if the risk Is acceptable to continue the flight. Low risk: No unusual hazards. Use normal flight planning and established personal minimums and follow UD operating procedures. Elevated risk: higher risk than usual.
Conduct flight planning with extra care and review all elements to identify those that could be modified to reduce risk. If available, consult with UD senior instructor for guidance before flight. Develop
IFR DVFR Acft. Ident. Position Time Alt. IFR/ VFR Est. Next Fix Name Following Fix Alternate Forecast Departure Enroute Destination WEATHER LOG Turbulence and Cloud Tops Ceiling, Visibility and Precipitation Reported Winds Aloft Icing and Freezing Level Position of Fronts, Lows and Highs Notes and NOTAMs 3. Aircraft Type/ Special Equipment 5 ...
IFR 2. Aircraft ID 3. Aircraft Type Special Equip. 4. True Airspeed 5. Departure Point 6.Departure Time Alternate Airport: Departure Airport: En Route: Destination Airport: PIREPs/RAREPs Proposed Actual 7. Cruising Altitude 8. Route of Flight 9. Destination (Airport/City) 10. Est. Time Enroute Minutes 11.Remarks 12. Fuel on Board Hours Minutes ...
