Figure 1-3 SE Jet Flight Log Clear

CHAPTER ONE

INSTRUMENTS FLIGHT PLANNING

In addition to the aforementioned items, you may receive holding instructions or special

information following altitude data. A typical clearance might read as follows:

"1F120 is cleared to Navy Cecil airport via direct Crestview, flight

plan route. Climb and maintain one zero thousand, expect one five

thousand ten minutes after departure. Departure instructions:

Maintain runway heading and 500 feet for two DME, departure

control frequency two seven zero point eight. Squawk zero seven

zero zero." You might write it down as follows:

Figure 1-3 SE Jet Flight Log Clear

NOTE

This is only an example of how a clearance may be copied on the

jet log. Each student will develop his/her own shorthand for

copying clearances. It is necessary to be able to copy correctly,

read back correctly in the proper sequence, and understand the

clearance. If you do not understand any part of your clearance,

then do not accept it until the questionable parts are clarified.

Next on the jet log, you will find spaces to use for destination airport information. Information

for these blocks is found in the IFR Enroute Supplement and/or the Approach Plates.

Figure 1-4 Destination Airport Information

DEST ELEV - Destination elevation, in feet above MSL.

APC CONT - Appropriate UHF approach control frequency.

TOWER - Appropriate UHF tower frequency.

GND CONT - Appropriate UHF ground control frequency.

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