1. “Teaching the Science, Inspiring the Art, Producing Aviation Candidates!” Flight Planning Plan your flight, fly your plan Written for the Notre Dame Pilot Initiative By the Pilots of the University of Notre Dame Written for the Notre Dame Pilot Initiative By the Pilots of the University of Notre Dame

2. DepartureDeparture DestinationDestination Dead Reckoning 070 °

3. Big Picture

4. SBN Airport Diagram

5. SBN – Racetrack

6. Racetrack-La Porte

7. La Porte-Chicago Heights

9. Chicago Heights to Meigs

10. CGX Airport Diagram

11. Abandoned Fields

12. Completed Navigation Log

13. Flight Plan Form /U = XPDR w/Mode C /A = XPDR w/ Mode C & DME /U = XPDR w/Mode C /A = XPDR w/ Mode C & DME Direct La Porte Airport, Direct Chicago Heights VOR, Direct Destination

14. SummarySummary  Flight Planning Profile has three parts  Climb  Cruise  Descent  Always calculate T/O & LDG data  FARs require that you become familiar with all available data including airport diagrams, frequencies, and the route of navigation  Flight Planning Profile has three parts  Climb  Cruise  Descent  Always calculate T/O & LDG data  FARs require that you become familiar with all available data including airport diagrams, frequencies, and the route of navigation

15. ConclusionConclusion  “Fly your desk” before you fly your plane  YOU are the Pilot in Command!  Prior Planning Prevents Poor Performance!  “Fly your desk” before you fly your plane  YOU are the Pilot in Command!  Prior Planning Prevents Poor Performance!