Which of the following are typically included in the Latitude flight plan?

• A. Crew rest schedule.
• B. Tech log entries and maintenance codes.
• C. Route, altitude, airspeed, fuel plan, departure/arrival airports, alternates or special instructions.
• D. Passenger manifest.

Answer: (C)

Flight plans are the operational document that tells ATC and the flight crew where you’re going and how you intend to get there. The essential items included are the route, altitude, airspeed, fuel plan, departure and arrival airports, and alternates or special instructions. This collection of details covers the navigational path, performance targets, fuel sufficiency, and contingency options needed for clearance, safe planning, and in-flight decision making. Crew rest schedules belong to crew duty planning and aren’t part of the flight plan. Tech log entries and maintenance codes live in the aircraft’s maintenance records and affect operations only when maintenance status impacts the flight. Passenger manifest is used for boarding, security, and cabin service planning, not for navigation or flight operations. So, the content that lists route, altitude, airspeed, fuel plan, departure/arrival airports, alternates or special instructions is the typical flight plan.