Airways Navigation Flight Procedures
ANFP-01; T-45C ADV RIFP-05
MOTIVATION
Prior to beginning any flight, you must know your fuel
requirements and have a plan of action that will enable
you to make accurate and rapid decisions in the event
weather conditions change. Because flight planning is a
part of every flight, you will use the material reviewed in
this lesson extensively both during training and in the
fleet.
As you know, a primary ingredient in a successful flight is
thorough preflight planning. To ensure a safe and
successful flight, you must understand the flight planning
process along with the associated documents needed to
manage a cross-country flight.
Filling out a flight plan correctly serves as a checklist,
ensuring that you have a plan to follow based on aircraft
performance, weather, NAVAIDs, and applicable USN/
FAA regulations.
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