Flight test programme - EASA example document

[Pawel87]

Hello,

as I wrote in my previous post here, I am currently working on my thesis which is related to flight testing. One of its chapters describes the process of writing flight test programmes. Some of its content is based on EASA example document for LSA applicants (https ://www.easa.europa.eu/download/general-aviation/documents-guidance-and-examples/ABCD-FTP-01-00%20-%20Flight%20test%20programme%20-%2017.02.16%20-%20v1.docx )

Anyway, I do not understand one thing, maybe you will be able to help me. On page 15 you can find a table called "Schedule of flights". One of its columns is called "Flight test plan reference". Rows below contain inscriptions such as Flight#1 (repeated several times), then Flight#2... after some time Flight#3, Flight#4, then back to 3 etc. Those numbers are not related to sequences or number of flights (both counted separately). Configuration and instrumentation is also described in other column. So what those references are conntected with? You can find them in "Flight Test Cards" in a row called "Test plan no" as for example Flight#4 / 15. Number 15 describes a particular sequence but "Flight#4" remains a secret to me. Any ideas?

I am enclosing two screenshots of those tables.

Thanks!