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Old 6th Mar 2012, 16:42   #1 (permalink)


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Flightplan Departure Time?

What is the exact definition of a departure time marked in a flightplan? I haven't been able to find an unambiguous answer despite of my search. I wonder if it is the clearance request time or is it the actual take off time?
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Old 6th Mar 2012, 19:12   #2 (permalink)
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The UK Flight Planning Guide, which I think just replicates ICAO 'rules' and adds a bit of additional guidance, says that the time in item 13 for a FPL submitted before departure should be the estimated off-block time (EOBT).
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