CTWO/CTWO-PLUS question
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CTWO/CTWO-PLUS question
I can't seem to find anything online regarding what the above briefing format entails.
I would very much appreciate any advice (links/explanations) that would help me get an understanding of it.
Thanks in advance.
I would very much appreciate any advice (links/explanations) that would help me get an understanding of it.
Thanks in advance.

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It's a briefing format designed to highlight the significant threats during an arrival or departure, and to communicate how those threats will be managed. It consists of several modules:
C - Chart
C - Chart
A number of mandatory items, including SID/Transition, STAR/Approach, chart numbers, navaid tuning, final approach track, airport elevation, DA/MDA/RVR, missed approach track & altitude, etc.
T - TerrainRelevant MSA, location of any significant terrain.
W - WeatherSignificant weather, e.g. strong winds, windshear, low visibility, etc
O - OperationalSignificant operational requirements, e.g. non-normal procedures, NOTAMs, landing performance, fuel, etc.
PlusOther threats not covered above.
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Lancer - Thankfully I'm not (quite) as stupid as I must look...
My company don't have it in their ops manual; hence the question. But thanks for the reply.
Buzz box - Thank you a thousand times. I was very surprised when my search in google came up with nothing.
My company don't have it in their ops manual; hence the question. But thanks for the reply.Buzz box - Thank you a thousand times. I was very surprised when my search in google came up with nothing.




