FLIGHT PLAN

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP90B00184R000100110081-8
• Release Decision: RIFPUB
• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 4
• Document Creation Date: December 22, 2016
• Document Release Date: June 18, 2012
• Sequence Number: 81
• Publication Date: November 17, 1955
• Content Type: FORM

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FLIGHT PLAN
FOR VFR-Complete all except shaded items. FOR IFR-Complete all items.
FOR DVFR-Complete all items except "Alternate Airport." ( A'i # ,. )
AIRCRAFT IDENTIFICATION NO.
COLOR OF AIRCRAFT
TYPE OF AIRCRAFT (It formation flight, types and number of aircraft)
NAME OF PILOT'OR FLIGHT COMMANDER
PILOT'S OR FLIGHT COMMANDER'S ADDRESS
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POINT OF DEPARTURE
CRUIS W"TflUDE(S) AND ROUTE TO BE FOLLOWED
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POINT OF FIRST INTENDED LANDING (IFR); OR INTERMEDIATE STOPS AND DESTINATION (VFR)
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PROPOSED TIME OF ACTUAL TIME OF
SPEED AT CR1I S NG ALT.
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ESTIMATED ELAPSED TIME UNTIL ARRIVAL ALY ilNA1' IIiRPpI;T FUEL ON BOARD FRIrQUE,HCYOf RADIO EQUIPMENT
OVER POINT OF FIRST INTENDED LANDING
HOURS MINUTES HOURS MINUTES f> TRANSfAfTTEN
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ANY OTHER INFORMATION PERTINENT TO AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL. SEARCH AND RESCUE. OR SECURITY CONTROL
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SEE RIEFRSE ' CLOSE FLIGHT PLAN UPON ARRIVAL
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RULES OF GOOD PRACTICE
1. Know your regulations, particularly Part 60 (Air
Traffic Rules) and Administrative Regulation 620
(Security Control of Air Traffic).
2. Check the weather and NOTAMS before you file
your flight plan.
3. Be sure you have current Aeronautical Charts appro-
priate to your flight.
4. Check your radio and NAV equipment before take-
5. Use your radio. It is your link with trained person-
nel on the ground.
6. Report your position along route of flight and indicate
whether you are on an IFR or VFR flight plan.
7. When in doubt, contact any CAA Station, Center,
or Tower in person or by radio for advice and
assistance.
8. CLOSE YOUR FLIGHT PLAN. Failure to do so
may start an expensive search and rescue operation.
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liuaget Bureau No. 41-R073.3
FLIGHT PLAN
FOR VFR-Complete all except shaded items. FOR IFR-Complete all items.
FOR DVFR-Complete all items except "Alternate Airport."
AIRCRAFT IDENTIFICATION NO.
COLOR OF AIRCRAFT
TYPE OF AIRCRAFT (If formation flight, type. and number of aircraft)
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NAME OF PILOT?OR FLIGHT COMMANDER
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SIDE CLOSE FLIGHT PLAN UPON ARRIVAL
Declassified and Approved For Release 2012/07/09: CIA-RDP90B00184R000100110081-8
 Declassified and Approved For Release 2012/07/09: CIA-RDP90B00184R000100110081-8
RULES OF GOOD PRACTICE
Know.your regulations, particularly Part 60 (Air
Traffic Rules) and Administrative Regulation 620
(Security Control of Air Traffic).
2. Check the weather and NOTAMS before you file
your flight plan.
3. Be sure you have current Aeronautical Charts appro-
priate to your flight.
4. Check your radio and NAV equipment before take-
off.
5. Use your radio. It is your link with trained person-
nel on the ground.
6. Report your position along route of flight and indicate
whether you are on an IFR or VFR flight plan.
7. When in doubt, contact any CAA Station, Center,
or Tower in person or by radio for advice and
assistance.
8. CLOSE YOUR FLIGHT PLAN. Failure to do so
" may start an expensive search and rescue operation.
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