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VFR Navigation Log Template

The document is a navigation log used by pilots for flight planning, including details such as weight, distance, fuel, and weather conditions. It outlines the necessary information for takeoff, landing, and diversion, along with ATIS/ASOS data for departure and destination airports. Additionally, it includes sections for adverse conditions, flight plan details, and pilot information.

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VFR Navigation Log Template

The document is a navigation log used by pilots for flight planning, including details such as weight, distance, fuel, and weather conditions. It outlines the necessary information for takeoff, landing, and diversion, along with ATIS/ASOS data for departure and destination airports. Additionally, it includes sections for adverse conditions, flight plan details, and pilot information.

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©AeroDynamic Aviation Navigation Log [Link].

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VR= V X= V Y= VA= VMAX GLIDE =
Takeoff Landing *Diversion*
Weight Time:
Moment Hdg:
Ground Roll Dist:
Distance To Clear 50’ ETE:
Runway Length Fuel:
VOR Magnetic Wind TC TH MH Dist. GS Time Off GPH ATIS/ASOS
Check Points Freq. Departure Destination
Course Altitude Dir. Vel. TAS -L CH Leg Data
-E +Dev. Est.
Ident. +R +W Rem. ETE ETA Fuel
(TC + VAR) (MSL) Temp. WCA Var. Act. ATE ATA Rem.
ATIS Code

Wind
▼

Visibility
Ceiling
▼

Altimeter
Approach
▼

Runway
Airport Data
▼

Departure Destination
▼

ATIS ATIS
Grnd FSS
▼

Tower App.
Dep. Tower
▼

CTAF CTAF
FSS Grnd.
▼

TPA TPA
Field Elev. Field Elev.
▼

HOBBS In: Log Time


Totals: HOBBS Out:

Planned power RPM: % of power: GPH: Taxi fuel: Total fuel: Flight Plan Closed? ❑
[Link] Weather Log Weather 1-800-992-7433
Type of Briefing: ❑ Standard ❑ Abbreviated ❑ Outlook Briefing 1-800-WX-BRIEF
Adverse Conditions: AIRMETs, SIGMETs, Convective SIGMETs Winds Aloft
Station Altitude

❑ VFR FLIGHT NOT RECOMMENDED

Synopsis:

NOTAMs

Current Conditions:
Departure Airport:
Military Training/Parachute Activity
En Route:

Destination Airport: No Go if Current or Forecast Weather is Worse Than:


Personal Minimum Ceiling =
Alternate Airport: Personal Minimum Visibility =
Personal Maximum Wind =
Personal Maximum Crosswind =
PIREPs/RAREPs
Flight Plan Form
[Link] 2. Aircraft 3. Aircraft Type 4. True 5. Departure 6. Departure 7. Cruising
Forecast Conditions: VFR
ID Special Equip. Airspeed Point Time Altitude
Proposed Actual
IFR
Departure Airport:
DVFR
8. Route of Flight
En Route:
9. Destination 10. Est. Time Enroute 11. Remarks
(Airport/City) Hours Minutes
Freezing Level
Departure: En Route: Destination:
12. Fuel on Board 13. Alternative 14. Pilot’s Name/Address/Phone/Aircraft Home Base
Airport
Destination Airport: Hours Minutes
17. Destination Contact/Phone (optional)

15. Number 16. Aircraft Color CLOSE VFR FLIGHT PLAN WITH FSS ON ARRIVAL.
Alternate Airport: Onboard
/U = Transponder w/Mode C /G = GPS with Enroute &
/A = DME & Transponder w/Mode C Terminal Capability

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