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Briefing Pack EGKA LDRI EOBT 2020-07-06 07:30Z Generated 2020-07-05 19:08Z autorouter.aero Contents 1 Flight Briefing 1 1.1 Overview . 1 1.2 PLOG...................................................... 3 2 Meteo Briefing 6 2.1 MSLP ...................................................... 6 2.1.1 MSLP 2020-07-06 06:00Z . 6 2.1.2 MSLP 2020-07-06 12:00Z . 7 2.2 SIGWX Europe . 8 2.2.3 SIGWX Europe 2020-07-06 06:00Z . 8 2.2.4 SIGWX Europe 2020-07-06 12:00Z . 9 2.3 GRAMET . 10 2.4 METAR/TAF/SIGMET . 11 3 Mass & Balance 16 3.1 Mass & Balance . 16 3.2 Fuel Planning . 17 3.3 Climb . 17 3.4 Descent . 18 4 ATC Briefing 20 4.1 Addressing . 20 4.2 NOTAM..................................................... 20 4.3 Airspace Use Plan (AUP) . 75 4.4 Austria Minimum Surveillance Altitudes . 80 4.5 ICAO Flight Plan Form . 81 A Additional NOTAM 82 1 Flight Briefing 1.1 Overview DEP EGKA SHOREHAM 5050N00018W DEST LDRI RIJEKA / KRK I 4513N01434E EOBT 2020-07-06 07:30Z ACFT N113AC SOCATA TB20 GT 2002 ROUTE N0152F100 SFD DCT UNDUG DCT ROTNO DCT KONAN L607 DENOX DCT LITPO DCT AR- CKY L607 SUXIM/N0147F140 L607 RUDUS L984 ASKIK Z74 KOSEK L603 RATIM/N0152F100 L603 BESNI DCT OTT/N0148F130 M867 VAROB DCT URAVA/N0152F100 DCT PESUT DCT GIRDA GIRDA1G DIST 739.9NM (GC 684.7NM) ALT F140 FLTTIME 04:26 TRIPFUEL 55.1usg ENDURANCE 07:03 ALTN LDPL PULA 4454N01355E LINKS Track Map SkyVector Garmin Pilot ForeFlight Place Time SR SS Civil Twilight Elev EGKA SHOREHAM 07:35 03:56 20:16 03:11 21:01 7 LDRI RIJEKA / KRK I 12:01 03:22 18:52 02:45 19:28 278 LDPL PULA 12:14 03:25 18:53 02:49 19:30 275 DEST HANDLING REQUIRED 2 3 Navigation Log EGKA SHOREHAM → LDRI RIJEKA / KRK I autorouter.aero Dep 2020-07-06 07:35Z DA -515ft Arr 2020-07-06 12:01Z DA 2026ft Enroute 04:26 WX: GFS RefTime 2020-07-05 12Z EffTime 2020-07-06 06Z–15Z ATIS ATC Flightplan (FPL–N113AC–IG –TB20/L–SYLDFGOR/S –EGKA0730 –N0152F100 SFD DCT UNDUG DCT ROTNO DCT KONAN L607 DENOX DCT LITPO DCT ARCKY L607 SUXIM/N0147F140 L607 RUDUS L984 ASKIK Z74 KOSEK L603 RATIM/N0152F100 L603 BESNI DCT OTT/N0148F130 M867 VAROB DCT URAVA/N0152F100 DCT PESUT DCT GIRDA GIRDA1G –LDRI0426 LDPL –CODE/A0375B DOF/200706 ORGN/KSTPXAAP RMK/CREW CONTACT +447712677200 PBN/B2 –E/0703 P/001 R/VE S/M J/LF D/01 004 C ORANGE A/WHITE BLUE STRIPES C/HOLY) Clearance Waypoint Altitude Latitude Dist ETA ETE MT TT Dist GS TAS Wind Route Freq Longitude Fuel ATA ATE MH TH Fuel Terr BHP QFF/T EGKA SHOREH- 7 N50 50.13 739.9 04:26 Enroute AVGAS USGal 290/19 DCT W000 17.83 55.1 00:08 106 106 16.6 (131) (103) 1018/12 SFD SEAFORD F100 N50 45.63 723.3 104 104 2.3 673 294/37 DCT 117.000 E000 07.32 52.8 00:03 081 081 7.3 (139) (110) 1018/-5 *TOC* F100 N50 46.75 716.0 071 071 0.7 568 293/36 DCT E000 18.73 52.0 00:01 081 081 4.3 181 152 1018/-5 UNDUG F100 N50 47.40 711.7 074 074 0.3 568 163.0 293/36 DCT E000 25.50 51.7 00:05 073 073 14.0 178 152 1018/-5 ROTNO F100 N50 51.43 697.7 065 065 1.0 223 163.0 292/34 DCT E000 46.68 50.7 00:17 070 070 49.1 176 152 1018/-5 KONAN F100 N51 07.85 648.6 062 062 3.5 381 163.0 290/31 L607 E002 00.00 47.2 00:08 094 095 24.7 182 152 1017/-6 KOK KOKSY F100 N51 05.68 623.9 091 092 1.7 39 163.0 292/32 L607 114.500 E002 39.10 45.5 00:11 103 103 32.9 184 152 1016/-6 MAK MACKEL F100 N50 57.87 591.0 101 102 2.3 197 163.0 292/31 L607 361 E003 29.78 43.3 00:01 103 104 4.7 182 152 1016/-6 GOLEX F100 N50 56.72 586.4 102 103 0.3 197 163.0 291/31 L607 E003 36.95 43.0 00:05 103 104 16.1 182 152 1016/-6 DENOX F100 N50 52.77 570.3 102 103 1.1 338 163.0 289/30 DCT E004 01.67 41.9 00:16 109 111 46.4 182 152 1016/-6 LITPO F100 N50 36.08 523.9 111 112 3.2 686 163.0 279/32 DCT E005 09.97 38.7 00:13 114 116 41.2 182 152 1017/-6 ARCKY F100 N50 17.95 482.7 118 120 2.8 2267 163.0 275/34 L607 E006 07.93 35.8 00:02 097 099 6.1 186 152 1017/-5 SUXIM F100 N50 16.97 476.6 098 100 0.4 2587 163.0 274/34 L607 E006 17.32 35.4 00:08 097 099 20.2 (154) (116) 1017/-5 *TOC* F140 N50 13.59 456.3 100 102 1.6 3203 271/44 L607 E006 48.47 33.9 00:00 098 100 1.6 190 147 1017/-11 ROPUV F140 N50 13.32 454.7 100 102 0.1 3203 142.6 271/44 L607 E006 50.90 33.8 00:06 092 095 18.6 191 147 1017/-11 EMGOD F140 N50 11.78 436.2 094 096 1.1 3203 142.6 269/44 L607 E007 19.73 32.7 00:08 106 108 23.4 188 147 1017/-11 UBIDU F140 N50 04.40 412.8 112 115 1.4 2416 142.6 264/45 L607 E007 54.38 31.3 00:02 101 103 6.8 189 147 1017/-10 RUDUS F140 N50 02.85 405.9 107 109 0.4 2432 142.6 263/46 E008 04.70 30.8 1016/-9 4 Waypoint Altitude Latitude Dist ETA ETE MT TT Dist GS TAS Wind Route Freq Longitude Fuel ATA ATE MH TH Fuel Terr BHP QFF/T RUDUS F140 N50 02.85 405.9 263/46 L984 E008 04.70 30.8 00:05 086 089 17.6 192 147 1016/-9 ASKIK F140 N50 03.17 388.4 089 091 1.0 2432 142.6 260/47 Z74 E008 32.02 29.8 00:05 118 120 15.5 180 147 1016/-9 KOSEK F140 N49 55.37 372.8 130 133 1.0 1680 142.6 257/49 L603 E008 52.83 28.8 00:06 129 132 15.9 170 147 1016/-9 CINDY F140 N49 44.80 356.9 145 148 1.1 1690 142.6 255/52 L603 E009 11.25 27.8 00:02 101 104 4.7 190 147 1016/-8 SUPIX F140 N49 43.67 352.2 111 114 0.3 2097 142.6 254/52 L603 E009 18.32 27.5 00:02 101 104 8.5 190 147 1016/-8 RATIM F140 N49 41.58 343.7 112 115 0.5 2097 142.6 253/53 L603 E009 31.00 27.0 00:04 126 129 11.5 (177) (153) 1016/-7 *BOD* F100 N49 34.40 332.2 140 143 0.8 2064 253/53 L603 E009 44.79 26.2 00:06 126 129 18.8 176 152 1016/0 TAKUT F100 N49 22.57 313.4 140 143 1.3 2064 163.0 265/44 L603 E010 07.25 24.9 00:05 126 129 13.3 180 152 1016/-1 DINKU F100 N49 14.17 300.1 138 141 0.9 2313 163.0 264/44 L603 E010 22.98 23.9 00:03 133 136 8.5 175 152 1016/-1 BEMBO F100 N49 08.05 291.6 146 149 0.6 2619 163.0 261/43 L603 E010 32.08 23.3 00:02 133 136 7.0 173 152 1016/-1 AKANU F100 N49 03.05 284.6 146 149 0.5 2619 163.0 259/43 L603 E010 39.48 22.8 00:04 133 136 10.7 171 152 1016/0 LUPOX F100 N48 55.33 273.9 147 150 0.8 2536 163.0 255/43 L603 E010 50.82 22.0 00:04 133 136 12.3 168 152 1016/0 RENLO F100 N48 46.48 261.6 148 151 0.9 2431 163.0 251/44 L603 E011 03.72 21.1 00:04 133 136 10.9 165 152 1016/0 BESNI F100 N48 38.62 250.7 149 152 0.8 2272 163.0 249/45 DCT E011 15.10 20.3 00:14 138 141 35.8 160 152 1016/1 OTT OTTERSB- F100 N48 10.82 214.9 154 157 2.8 2376 163.0 246/44 M867 112.300 E011 49.00 17.4 00:03 134 137 6.0 (118) (112) 1016/2 TAKEX F130 N48 06.42 208.9 157 160 0.6 2060 245/46 M867 E011 55.05 16.8 00:02 134 137 4.3 (120) (115) 1016/-2 *TOC* F130 N48 03.23 204.6 156 159 0.4 2103 243/42 M867 E011 59.43 16.4 00:04 134 137 9.8 154 148 1016/-2 VAVOR F130 N47 56.05 194.8 150 153 0.7 2103 147.5 243/42 M867 E012 09.27 15.6 00:07 136 140 17.0 152 148 1015/-2 PITAR F130 N47 43.05 177.8 151 155 1.3 5459 147.5 240/37 M867 E012 25.57 14.3 00:02 137 140 7.1 150 148 1015/-1 VAROB F130 N47 37.58 170.7 150 154 0.6 5748 147.5 239/32 DCT E012 32.32 13.7 00:34 147 150 83.4 143 148 1015/-1 URAVA F130 N46 24.97 87.3 155 158 6.6 11316 147.5 268/10 DCT E013 31.93 7.1 00:03 141 145 7.2 (152) (147) 1012/1 *BOD* F100 N46 19.08 80.1 143 147 0.6 7766 268/10 DCT E013 38.01 6.6 00:02 141 145 5.9 157 152 1012/7 PESUT F100 N46 14.25 74.1 143 147 0.5 7766 163.0 239/05 DCT E013 42.97 6.1 00:19 155 159 49.0 151 152 1011/5 GIRDA F100 N45 28.53 25.1 156 159 4.0 6594 163.0 006/06 GIRDA1G E014 08.03 2.1 00:02 105 109 5.0 153 152 1010/6 *TOD* F100 N45 26.89 20.1 103 107 0.4 4055 163.0 006/06 GIRDA1G E014 14.74 1.7 00:02 106 109 4.5 (151) (150) 1010/6 BRZ BREZA F100 N45 25.42 15.7 103 107 0.4 4055 017/06 GIRDA1G 400 E014 20.72 1.3 00:06 139 142 15.6 (146) (148) 1010/6 LDRI RIJEKA / K- 278 N45 13.02 0.0 136 140 1.3 4577 090/11 E014 34.22 0.0 1009/29 5 2 Meteo Briefing 6 7 8 9 600 72 -50°C -60°C 400 188 Tropopause -44° -44° -48° -52° -55° -57° -57° 300 -40°C 301 -30°C -30° -30° -29° -24° -20° -18° -19° 200 466 -20°C 10 -10°C -13° -11° -10° -7° -4° -1° 1° 100 697 0°C 0° 0° 0° 2° 7° 9° 13° 50 843 10°C 0 20°C 1013 EGKA KONAN DENOX LITPO ARCKY RUDUS RATIM DINKU BESNI OTT VAROB URAVA LDRI 0 07:35 100 08:11 200 08:44 300 09:18 400 09:50 500 10:25 600 11:05 700 11:45 EGKA 2020-07-06 07:35Z → LDRI 12:01Z • GFS RefTime 2020-07-05 12:00Z • autorouter.aero 2.4 METAR/TAF/SIGMET EGWUEGWU EGMCEGMC EGLLEGLL EGLCEGLC EHFSEHFS EHWOEHWO KONANKONAN EGVOEGVO EGLFEGLF EGKBEGKB KONANKONAN EBOSEBOS EBAWEBAW EBBLEBBL EGVOEGVO EGKKEGKK MAKMAK EBDTEBDT ETNGETNG EGHIEGHI EGKKEGKK EGMD LFACLFAC EBFNEBFN EBDTEBDT ETNGETNG EDDKEDDK EGKAEGKA EGMDEGMD LFACLFAC EBBREBBR EHBKEHBK ETNNETNN EDDKEDDK EGKAEGKA EBBEEBBE LITPOLITPOETNNETNN ROTNOROTNO LFQQ EBBEEBBE EDGSEDGS SFDSFD LFATLFAT LFQQLFQQ EBCVEBCV EBLGEBLG EBCIEBCI EBLBEBLB EBFSEBFS ETSBETSB ASKIKASKIK ETADETAD ETOUETOU EDDFEDDF EDFHEDFHRUDUSRUDUS RATIMRATIM ELLXELLX ETAR EDFMEDFM ETIKETIK EDDNEDDN ETARETAR ETHNETHN ETHNETHN ETEBETEB ETIHETIH EDTYEDTY ETIHETIH BESNIBESNI ETSNETSNETSIETSI EDMAEDMA EDMAEDMA EDDMEDDMOTTOTT ETSL OTT ETSLETSL VAVORVAVOR EDMOEDMO VAVORVAVOR ETHAETHA LOWSLOWSVAROBVAROB LIVDLIVD LOWKLOWK LIVOURAVAURAVA LIVOLIVOPESUTPESUT LJLJLJLJ LIPQLIPQ LIVTLIVTGIRDAGIRDA LJPZLJPZ LDRILDRI LDPLLDPL LDLOLDLO Departure EGKA 051620Z 23021G34KT 9999 FEW049 19/12 Q1013 EGKA 051650Z 23023G34KT CAVOK 18/11 Q1013 TAF EGKA 051400Z 0515/0517 23024G35KT 9999 FEW035 Destination LDRI 051800Z 05011KT CAVOK 29/12 Q1013 LDRI 051830Z 04008KT CAVOK 28/12 Q1013 TAF LDRI 051725Z 0518/0618 06008KT CAVOK TX32/0613Z TN22/0603Z BECMG 0610/0612 30007KT BECMG 0616/0618 VRB02KT Alternate LDPL 051800Z 13007KT 9999 FEW010 18/15 Q1003 TEMPO BKN010 LDPL 051830Z 28008KT CAVOK 25/20 Q1013 BECMG 30006KT TAF LDPL 051725Z 0518/0618 30006KT CAVOK TX32/0613Z TN20/0603Z BECMG 0518/0520 05008KT BECMG 0613/0615 27010KT 11 Enroute EBAW 051850Z 25016G27KT 210V270 9999 FEW043 19/09 Q1012 BECMG 25015KT
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