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Old 29th May 2001, 20:55
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Question ICAO FPL item numbering

Was wondering whether anybody would have a clue, why there is gaps in the numbering of items on the ICAO flight plan, i.e. it starts with Item 3 (message type) than Item 7 (a/c ident) and so forth - how about Item 4-6?

I would imagine that the numbering has an historical background. Anybody could shed some light in the dark?

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Old 29th May 2001, 22:31
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Item numbers on the form are not consecutive, as they correspond to Field Type
numbers in ATS messages.

http://canfltbrf.ec.gc.ca/navcan/fli...tructionsE.pdf

 
Old 29th May 2001, 22:42
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Thanks Ikarus,

well, so they correspond to ATS Field Type designators. And where could I find a description of those?

brgds
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Old 30th May 2001, 07:53
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Appendix 3 of ICAO Document PANS-RAC 4444.
 
Old 30th May 2001, 21:21
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Brilliant tip,
thanks a million mate. Don't have a copy of Doc 4444 right at hand, so it took me a while to access one over the net, but this is exactly what I was looking for!!!

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