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Flight Note
A flight note is a document detailing a proposed flight's route, timings, and aircraft details, left with a responsible adult who can notify search and rescue authorities if the aircraft becomes overdue. It serves as an alternative to submitting a formal flight plan or SARTIME to Airservices Australia.
Key Points
- •Serves as an alternative to submitting a formal flight plan or SARTIME to Airservices Australia.
- •The responsible person holding the note must be over 18 years of age and know how to contact JRCC Australia.
- •Must include the pilot's planned track, estimated times, and Persons On Board (POB).
Exam Relevance
Understanding when and how to use a flight note is critical for fulfilling legal flight notification requirements for remote or over-water flights.
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