air-filed flight plan

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• flight plan — i. A document prepared on the ground and carried by a flight crew, giving information on tracks, courses, IAS (indicated air speed) ground speeds, times and fuel for various legs, and other relevant data for the flight. ii. Specified information …   Aviation dictionary

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