VFR Flight Plan SortieLog.com

Part 1: Pre-flight Briefing and Weather

Pilot and Aircraft Information

Pilot's Name:

Aircraft Identification (Tail Number):

Aircraft Type:

Mission Details

Flight Type:

Departure Airport (Identifier and City):

Destination Airport (Identifier and City):

Planned Departure Date/Time (UTC):

All times are in UTC/Zulu

Weather Briefing

Departure Weather (METAR & TAF):

Destination Weather (METAR & TAF):

En Route Weather Stations: (Stations along route within ~35nm corridor)

Click 'Get Weather Data' to load weather stations along your route

Notices to Airmen (NOTAMs)

Departure:

Route:

Destination:

Special Weather Considerations (icing, turbulence, etc.):

Part 2: Navigation Log (NavLog)

Waypoint/Checkpoint	Freq	Radial/Bearing	TC (°)	WCA	TH (°)	VAR	MH (°)	Dist (nm)	TAS	GS	ETE	Fuel (gal)





TOTAL

Part 3: Performance and Weight & Balance

Weight and Balance

Is the aircraft's gross weight within limits?

Yes

No

Is the center of gravity (CG) within limits?

Yes

No

Calculation Summary:

Fuel Planning

Planned Fuel Burn (gal):

Reserve Fuel (gal):

Total Fuel on Board (gal):

Flight Duration with Reserve:

Takeoff and Landing Performance

Takeoff Distance (ft):

Landing Distance (ft):

Crosswind Component (kts):

Part 4: Flight Plan Information for FAA Form 7233-1

1. Type:

2. Aircraft Identification:

3. Aircraft Type/Equipment:

4. True Airspeed (kts):

5. Departure Point:

6. Departure Time (Proposed):

7. Cruising Altitude:

8. Route of Flight:

9. Destination:

10. Estimated Time En Route:

11. Remarks:

12. Fuel on Board (HH:MM):

13. Alternate Airport(s):

14. Pilot Name & Contact:

15. Number on Board:

16. Color of Aircraft:

17. Destination Contact (Optional):

Part 5: Pilot's Pre-flight Checklist

Documents: Pilot certificate, medical certificate, logbook, photo ID

Aircraft documents: Airworthiness certificate, registration, operating limitations, weight and balance data

Weather brief: A standard weather briefing has been obtained and the route is clear of hazards

Fuel: The fuel tanks have been checked and filled to the appropriate levels

NOTAMs: All relevant NOTAMs and Temporary Flight Restrictions (TFRs) have been reviewed

Weight and balance: Calculations have been verified and are within limits

Aircraft pre-flight inspection: The aircraft has been thoroughly inspected

Cockpit organization: Charts, checklists, flight computer, and other equipment are organized and accessible

Flight plan: The FAA flight plan has been filed (recommended for VFR cross-country)

Passenger briefing: Briefed passengers on safety procedures, sterile cockpit, and use of safety belts

Part 6: In-flight Progress and Notes

Track your progress during the flight

Checkpoint	ETE	ETA	ATA	Fuel (lbs)	Notes (Frequency Change, ATC Contact, etc.)

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VFR Flight Planning Worksheet

Part 1: Pre-flight Briefing and Weather

Pilot and Aircraft Information

Mission Details

Weather Briefing

Route Weather Summary

Notices to Airmen (NOTAMs)

Part 2: Navigation Log (NavLog)

Part 3: Performance and Weight & Balance

Weight and Balance

Fuel Planning

Takeoff and Landing Performance

Part 4: Flight Plan Information for FAA Form 7233-1

Part 5: Pilot's Pre-flight Checklist

Part 6: In-flight Progress and Notes

Email Flight Plan

VFR Flight Planning Worksheet

Part 1: Pre-flight Briefing and Weather

Pilot and Aircraft Information

Mission Details

Weather Briefing Get Weather Data Toggle G-AIRMET Toggle Convective

Route Weather Summary

Notices to Airmen (NOTAMs)

Part 2: Navigation Log (NavLog)

Part 3: Performance and Weight & Balance

Weight and Balance

Fuel Planning

Takeoff and Landing Performance

Part 4: Flight Plan Information for FAA Form 7233-1

Part 5: Pilot's Pre-flight Checklist

Part 6: In-flight Progress and Notes

Email Flight Plan

Weather Briefing