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3.7 Reports and printing ​

Preview a flight-plan report or load sheet, then combine the required documents into a package for printing, sharing or operational storage.

Preview a flight-plan report ​

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  1. Open Planning > View/Print Flight Plan Reports.
  2. Select the required report type.
  3. Open the report settings and choose the fields and spacing required for the operation.
  4. Review the report before printing or sharing it.

Available report designs can include:

  • Classic AvPlan-EFB domestic flight plan
  • Navigation Log
  • Flight Plan (Landscape)
  • Flight Plan (Portrait).

The available designs and settings depend on the subscription. Report-type and settings choices remain selected until changed.

Choose fields in flight-plan reports ​

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Open Preferences > PDF, then select the values to hide from generated reports.

Under Navigation, ETA / Planned Estimate is hidden by default. To include planned estimates, remove ETA / Planned Estimate from the hidden values.

On a Domestic Plan, each stage starts with its departure point and ETD in IDENT / DDHHMM format, for example YBLT / 280100. To omit the ETD from every stage start, add Departure Time under Document to the hidden values.

Preview and sign a load sheet ​

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  1. Complete loading, weight and balance, and fuel planning.
  2. Open Planning > Print Preview Load Sheet, or select Send Loadsheet from Aircraft Loading.
  3. Select the required load-sheet design when more than one is available.
  4. Check the flight details, loading tables, fuel plan, manifests, calculated weights and centre-of-gravity envelope.
  5. Select Sign Loadsheet or the signature control when an authorised signature is required and supported by the selected format.

Advanced load sheets can include passenger, cargo and standard-item manifests, lateral centre of gravity, detailed fuel information and weight-control approval information. The available formats depend on the subscription and aircraft profile.

WARNING

Purple or unvalidated weights indicate that the applicable aircraft limit has not been supplied. Red validation text indicates a failed envelope or weight limit. Do not treat the load sheet as approved until every required value and warning has been resolved.

Build a document package ​

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  1. Open Planning > Print/Send, or Print/Send/Compliance Storage for Enterprise users.
  2. Select the required flight plan, blank form, ICAO form, load sheet, briefing, weather or terminal documents.
  3. Use the section Select and Clear controls, or Select All and Clear All, to manage the package.
  4. Select Defaults to save or apply the preferred preflight or postflight document selection.
  5. Select 2 per page when two compatible documents should share a printed page.
  6. Select Export and choose the required print, email, file or cloud destination.
  7. For Enterprise document storage, use Log as described in Store and find flight documents.
Print and Send document selection

Store and find flight documents ​

For Enterprise users, Log stores the selected documents as PDFs in AvPlan Cloud with the flight's Tech Log. This is separate from saving the editable flight plan in Stored Plans.

To store the selected documents, select Log > Upload Selected (Preflight) or Upload Selected (Postflight). Check the upload result. If the device is offline, the documents are queued on the device for upload when it reconnects.

To find the documents later:

  1. Open the relevant flight plan.
  2. Open Planning > Tech Log.
  3. Scroll to Preflight Documents or Postflight Documents, depending on the upload option used.
  4. Select a document to open its PDF.

Annotate a flight-plan report ​

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Open the report preview and select the annotation control. Add the required marks or notes, then confirm them before exporting or storing the report.

INFO

If no documents are available, check that the plan has enough route and airport information to generate printable documents.

Operational information should always be verified against current regulations and official sources.