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3-2-1.
CONDUCT OF STANDARD BRIEFING
Translate,
interpret, and summarize data and provide in the following
sequence.
- 1.
Adverse
Conditions.
Reported or forecast conditions.
- 2.
VFR Flight
Not Recommended (VNR).
When sky conditions or visibilities are present or
forecast, surface or aloft, that in your judgment would
make VFR flight doubtful.
- 3.
Synopsis.
The type, location, and movement of weather systems and/or
air masses, which might affect the proposed flight.
- 4.
Current
Conditions.
Summarized reported weather conditions applicable to the
flight. Omitted if the proposed time is beyond 2 hours.
- 5.
En Route
Forecast. Summarized
from Area Forecasts, TAF's, prognosis charts, weather
advisories, etc.
- 6.
Destination
Forecast.
Including significant changes within 1 hour before and
after the ETA.
- 7.
Winds
Aloft. Forecast
winds aloft, interpolated between levels and stations.
- 8.
Notices to
Airmen (NOTAM's).
- 9.
ATC Delays.
- 10.
Request for PIREP's.
- 11.
EFAS.
- 12.
Other items upon request.
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3-2-2.
CONDUCT OF ABBREVIATED BRIEFING
Provide
an abbreviated briefing when a pilot requests information to
supplement mass disseminated data; update a previous briefing;
or when the pilot requests that the briefing be limited to
specific information.
Conduct
abbreviated briefings as follows:
- a. Specific
information: Provide the requested information. If
adverse conditions are reported or forecast, advise the
pilot of this fact.
- b. Update
a previous briefing: Provide changes in meteorological
and aeronautical conditions since the previous briefing.
- c. Supplement
data: Provide the specific items required by the
pilot.
- d. Solicit
PIREP's.
e.
When a pilot requests to file a flight plan only, ask
if he/she requires the latest information on adverse
conditions along the route of flight.
3-2-3.
CONDUCT OF OUTLOOK BRIEFING
When
a proposed flight 6 hours or more from the time of the
briefing, limited to items 1,3,5, and 6 unless specifically
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