Filing IFR flight plans

T-45C TS INav-10

Flight Planning (En Route)

III. Filing IFR flight plans

A. File 30 minutes prior to planned departure

B. File with base operations having a communication link

with ARTCC or by commercial telephone with a flight

service station (FSS)

C. Flight plans can be filed in flight with an FSS, provided

visual flight conditions can be maintained and you stay

below Class A airspace until an IFR clearance is

received

IV. Documents for IFR flight outside the local training area

A. Copy of flight weather briefing (DD Form 175-1)

B. Copy of the flight plan (DD Form 175)

C. Completed jet flight log with essential information to

complete the assigned mission

Selecting Appropriate Publications/Items for Navigation Bag

Sg 2, fr 1

(2.1.9)—Contents of navigation bag for cross-country flights

Lesson Organization

is based on your flight plan and should include

Sg 2, fr 2

A. U.S. Enroute High and Low Altitude Charts (if you plan

Appropriate

Publications for

on going into the high altitude structure, you should also

Navigation Bag

carry the Low Altitude/Terminal Chart for your destination

area)

B. DoD FLIP (Enroute) IFR Supplement, United States

C. DoD FLIP (Terminal) High (and Low) Altitude United

States, if appropriate

D. DoD FLIP (Enroute) Flight Information Handbook

E. Fuel packet

F. Navigation computer (required by OPNAVINST 3710.7)

G. Navigation flight log forms

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