What information is typically documented in a flight plan?

The correct choice includes several key components that are essential for a flight plan. Typically, a flight plan is a formal document filed by the pilot or operator that outlines the intended route of flight and includes critical operational details.

The flight plan contains information such as the Standard Operating Procedures (SOB), which details the operational aspects of the flight; fuel calculations to ensure sufficient fuel supply throughout the journey; Estimated Time Enroute (ETE) for planning purposes; Heavy Fuel En route (HFE) to accommodate aircraft weight during the flight; Flight Operations and Approach Brief (FOAB) which provides guidance on navigating the approach and landing; tracking status to monitor the flight’s progress; the destination airport; and any Required Actions (RA) the crew should take during the flight.

Including this information ensures that air traffic control and flight crews have a comprehensive understanding of the flight’s plan, allowing for proper coordination, safety measures, and efficiency throughout the flight.