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Introduction
This document provides information concerning features of “LIDO OFP” flight planning system and related
TAP Virtual Policy.
The decoding of the Operational Flight Plan (OFP) is detailed in the following chapter.
The following pages show an example of OFP using the Reduced Contingency Fuel Procedure, followed
by the respective decoding.
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OFP Sample
1 TAP191 04DEC2008 LPPT SBGR A332 TOM RELEASE 1624 04DEC08
OFP 1/1/1 PERF 0.5
2 STD 0925 1945 STA COST INDEX
3 24
ETD 1015 2031 ETA ROUTE ID LISGRU1
CTOT NIL ETOT 1033 2021 ELDT GND DIST 4381
AIR DIST 4498
4
FOB LOAD ZFW LW TOW SPEED VRBL
MAX 109185 45118 170000 182000 233000 AVGE FF 5534
PLN 60717 33649 158531 164540 218798 AVGE W/C M011
TKOF ALTN .......
5
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DPP 33649 158531 MIN 19156 AT FLZ TO SBGR
MIN 11715 AT FLZ TO SBFZ
LVL 023 VIA DCT
6 --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- --------
REMARKS:
--------- --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- --------
MEL/CDL DESCRIPTION
--------- --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- --------
FLIGHT PLAN ROUTE
-LPPT/03 N0467F350 GANSU8N GANSU UN975 SNT/N0468F360 UN741
NELSO/M081F370 UN741 KENOX/M081F380 UN741 DIKEB/M081F390 UN741
JOBER/M081F390 UN741 FLZ/N0466F400 UN741 PIR TUCA09 SBGR/09R
--------- --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- --------
7
TO DEST SBGR 8
REMARKS:
14 PLND ACTUAL
LPPT SBGR
STD 0925 .... STA 1945 .... FOB 60717KG ........... KG
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ATC CLEARANCE:
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16
RVSM ALT CHECK
MAX BETWEEN ALT STDBY | ALT1 | ALT2 | STDBY |
----------------------------------------------------------------
GRND - 25FT 300FT | | | |
----------------------------------------------------------------
FL300 .82 120FT 320FT | | | |
----------------------------------------------------------------
FL400 .82 145FT 380FT | | | |
----------------------------------------------------------------
17
OCEANIC CLEARANCE:
NORED EDUMO GAMBA KENOX SAGRO DIGUN NANIK DIKEB PUGSU JOBER
FL370 .810 LQGR
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--------|------------|--------|---------|----|---------|------|-----
AWY | TRK TAS |MSA AFL |TEMP W/C |TIME| PLANDTO |PFUREM|NOTES
POSITION| DST G/S SPD| FL |W/V TROP |TOT | ETO|ATO |AFUREM|
--------|------------|--------|---------|----|---------|------|-----
TAX | | | | |.........| 60267|
LPPT/03 | | 331 | | | | | |
--------|------------|--------|---------|----|---------|------|-----
LISBOA UIR | 11| | |
53 |0011| | |
--------|------------|--------|---------|----|---------|------|-----
GANSU8N | 219 |32 | P018| 02|.........| 56943|
GANSU | 21 300| CLB |33/052 41|0013| | | |
--------|------------|--------|---------|----|---------|------|-----
UN975 | 230 | | P012| 12|.........| 55114|
TOC | 90 809| 350 |33/045 44|0025| | | |
--------|------------|--------|---------|----|---------|------|-----
... /...
--------|------------|--------|---------|----|---------|------|-----
UN741 | 225 468 | |M53 M020| 20|.........| 28088| 657
ETP1 | 149 448 | |21/020 53|0509| | | |
--------|------------|--------|---------|----|---------|------|-----
... /...
--------|------------|--------|---------|----|---------|------|-----
UN741 | 227 467 | |M55 M008| 18|.........| 24081| 657
EXIT1 | 140 459 | |15/016 53|0554| | | |
--------|------------|--------|---------|----|---------|------|-----
UN741 | 227 467 |20 |M55 M008| 06|.........| 23390|
PUGSU | 46 459 | |15/016 53|0600| | | |
--------|------------|--------|---------|----|---------|------|-----
RECIFE FIR /KT AIRSPACE | 25| | |
186 |0625| | |
--------|------------|--------|---------|----|---------|------|-----
UN741 | 228 467 |20 |M55 M009| 00|.........| 21302|
JOBER | 0 458 | |14/022 53|0625| | | |
--------|------------|--------|---------|----|---------|------|-----
19
DP FLZ TO DESTINATION SBGR MIN 19156
TO ENROUTE ALTERNATE SBFZ MIN 11715
--------|------------|--------|---------|----|---------|------|-----
UN741 | 229 467 |20 |M55 M009| 25|.........| 19156|
FLZ | 193 457 810| 400 |14/028 53|0650| | | |
--------|------------|--------|---------|----|---------|------|-----
... /...
--------|------------|--------|---------|----|---------|------|-----
UN741 | 216 465 | |M57 M014| 03|.........| 6583|
TOD | 23 450 | DSC |28/062 52|0924| | | |
--------|------------|--------|---------|----|---------|------|-----
UN741 | 220 |57 | M014| 00|.........| 6581|
ALEMA | 2 800| DSC |28/062 52|0924| | | |
--------|------------|--------|---------|----|---------|------|-----
UN741 | 225 |48 | M015| 04|.........| 6529|
PIR | 31 | DSC |28/062 53|0928| | | |
--------|------------|--------|---------|----|---------|------|-----
TUCA09 | 171 |59 | P015| 20|.........| 6009|
SBGR/09R| 109 | DSC |28/025 53|0948| | | |
--------|------------|--------|---------|----|---------|------|-----
ATIS
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ALTERNATE ROUTE TO: FRSV 2043
APT |TRK|DST| VIA | FL| WC |TIME| FUEL
----|---|---|-----------------------------------|---|----|----|-----
SBGL|099|188|SURF SJC W52 PERES SULI |210|P024|0034| 3309
----|---|---|-----------------------------------|---|----|----|-----
SBCF|055|296|DCT BCO UW13 BHZ UW5 CNF DCT |290|P010|0048| 4669
----|---|---|-----------------------------------|---|----|----|-----
21 --------|------------|--------|---------|----|---------|------|-----
AWY | TRK TAS |MSA AFL |TEMP W/C |TIME| PLANDTO |PFUREM|NOTES
POSITION|DIST G/S SPD| FL |W/V TROP |TOT | ETO|ATO |AFUREM|
--------|------------|--------|---------|----|---------|------|-----
UN741 | | 20 | P004| |.........| 11715|
FLZ | 800| DSC | 53|0654| | | |
--------|------------|--------|---------|----|---------|------|-----
DCT | 125 | 20 | M011| 05|.........| 11498|
SBFZ/09R| 15 | | 7/013 53|0659| | | |
--------|------------|--------|---------|----|---------|------|-----
22
--------|----------|------|------|------|------|------|------|------
POSITION| COORD | 100 | 250 | 320 | 340 | 360 | 380 | 400
--------|----------|------|------|------|------|------|------|------
TOC |N3700.8 | P03 | M28 | M47 | M51 | M56 | M61 | M64
|W01114.2 |34/025|34/043|33/046|33/044|33/045|33/043|33/042
--------|----------|------|------|------|------|------|------|------
NARTA |N3603.4 | P04 | M28 | M46 | M51 | M56 | M60 | M63
|W01233.5 |35/024|34/033|34/032|34/031|34/032|33/032|33/034
--------|----------|------|------|------|------|------|------|------
... /...
--------|----------|------|------|------|------|------|------|------
ENTRY1 |N1200.8 | | | | | | |
|W03004.1 | | | | | | |
--------|----------|------|------|------|------|------|------|------
... /...
--------|----------|------|------|------|------|------|------|------
TOD |S2129.8 | P06 | M20 | M37 | M42 | M47 | M52 | M57
|W04705.7 |27/005|28/045|28/057|28/059|28/061|28/062|28/063
--------|----------|------|------|------|------|------|------|------
23 (FPL-TAP191-IS -A332/H-SDEHIJPRXWYZ/SD
-LPPT1015
-N0467F350 GANSU8N GANSU UN975 SNT/N0468F360 UN741 NELSO/M081F370
UN741 KENOX/M081F380 UN741 DIKEB/M081F390 UN741 JOBER/M081F390
UN741 FLZ/N0466F400 UN741 PIR TUCA09
-SBGR0938 SBGL
-EET/LPPC0011 LPPO0122 GCCC0123 GVSC0243 GAMBA0321 GOOO0401
KENOX0400 SAGRO0440 DIGUN0449 SBAO0519 DIKEB0535 PUGSU0600
SBRE0625 SBBS0833 RIF/FLZ DCT SBFZ REG/CSTOM SEL/LQGR OPR/TAP
DOF/081204 RALT/GVAC SBNT RVR/75 RMK/DAT/SV COM/ACAS II EQPD)
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1 - OFP Identification:
Flight number, Date, Departure, Destination, Aircraft Type, Aircraft Registration, Time and date of OFP
OFP Number: Standard OFP number/
Decision Point Procedure (DPP) Number/
ETOPS Number
depending on calculation as follows:
1 standard calculation (no ETOPS, no DPP): OFP Number
1/0/1 OFP with ETOPS calculation (no DPP):
OFP Number/DPP Number (in this case zero)/ ETOPS Number
1/1 OFP with DPP calculation (no ETOPS): OFP Number/DPP Number
1/1/1 OFP with ETOPS and DPP calculation
Aircraft specific range degradation (%)
2 - Times (HHMM):
Scheduled Time of Departure, Scheduled Time of Arrival
Estimated Time of Departure, Estimated Time of Arrival
Calculated Take-Off Time, Estimated Take-Off Time, Estimated Landing Time
3 - Cruise Information:
Cost index (kg/min),
Route ID: Company Route ID or Optimization policy:
MCT/R Minimum Cost Track
MTT/R Minimum Time Track
MFT/R Minimum Fuel Track
MDT/R Minimum Distance Track
Ground distance (NM),
Speed: VRBL (Variable), IAS (kt), or MACH (x1000)
Note: in Fixed MACH airspace, OFP at Cost Index considers an optimized fixed Mach,
which is the average optimum Mach for ECON Speed within the fixed Mach segment of
the route, but label VRBL is displayed.
Average Fuel Flow (kg/h), including climb and descent.
Average wind component (kt): M Headwind, P Tailwind
Take-Off Alternate ICAO Code, if applicable; otherwise dotted line is displayed.
5 - This block of the OFP is only shown when Reduced Contingency Fuel (RCF) procedure is used (DPP
stands for Decision Point Procedure). It shows the fuel required to proceed from the Decision Point
(DP) to the commercial destination (destination1) and from the DP to the refuel destination (destina-
tion2). Note that fuel for ETOPS scenarios is accounted for in both cases.
For more detailed information concerning RCF Procedure, please refer to OM(A) 8.1.7.1.2.
6 - Remarks: Remarks inserted by the dispatcher, and Last minute Extra Fuel at Commanders discretion.
Other Remarks.
MEL/CDL item number and short description
Route summary, as filed in ICAO Flt Plan, with planned RWYs at departure and destination.
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7 - Fuel (kg) and Time (HHMM) Data, considering Basic Procedure, ref. OM(A) 8.1.7.1.1:
Trip,
Contingency: 5min or 3% (en-route alternate displayed) or 5% or 20min
Alternate, Final Reserve, ETOPS, Holding over Destination, Additional Fuel,
Take Off Fuel, Taxi Fuel, Fuel On Board
Corrections to PLNTOF and Trip Time for One Flight Level Below. This is a simplified calculation con-
sidering 2000ft below the OFP, regardless on the actually flown airspace (RVSM, non-RVSM, metric,
etc.). No check is performed in order to confirm that this FL is flyable.
The aim of this one-flight level below information is just to give the crew additional information con-
cerning the fuel consumption in case of flying a bit lower (e.g. if the main profile goes just above jet
stream then such additional calculation will warn the crew that flying lower means significantly different
wind conditions).”
Example:
If the main profile goes on FL250 in the first part and FL270 in the second part, then the one-FL-below
calculation (fuel, time, weights, etc.) will be triggered based on the profile FL230 and FL250 respec-
tively but there is no check if those FL230 and FL250 can be really flown there (in respect of restric-
tions, MEA, RVSM/CVSM rules, semicircular rule, whatever).
10 - This block of the OFP is only shown when Reduced Contingency Fuel (RCF) option is used. The in-
formation provided is similar to block 7. On the left side is the data for destination1 via DP, and on the
right side, the data for destination2 via DP.
Note that CONT fuel is:
5% of the fuel burn from DP to Destination1 (Left columns)
3% (or 5% or 20min) from Departure to Destination2. (Right columns)
The highest FOB is considered (Refer to block 14 – Time and Weight Summary)
11 - ETOPS SUMMARY: only displayed when an ETOPS calculation has been done. Table contains
ETOPS entry and exit points and ETPs as planned. For each ETOPS position only the most critical
case per suitable airport pair is shown.
ETOPS Information:
ETOPS Entry/Exit, Elapsed Time from route origin to current ETOPS position,
Information from the ETOPS position to the respective suitable airports:
Time, Distance
MORA, Minimum Off Route Altitude (1000 ft clearance in areas where the highest terrain is up
to 5000 ft; 2000 ft clearance where the highest terrain is 5001 ft and above). The area of
consideration is defined on the basis of an area extending 10 NM to each side of the route
centerline and including a 10 NM radius beyond the from- and to- points of the segment.
Icing Fuel,
CFUEL: Critical Fuel (Fuel Required for diversion).
FOB: Fuel On Board at current ETOPS position, considering that contingency fuel has been
proportionally burned from origin to current position.
COND: Flight Case for the respective ETOPS position:
DX - One engine out and decompression
DC - Decompression
1X - One engine out
13 - Flight ID Data:
ICAO code of the operating airline, Flight Number/day, Departure airport, Destination airport,
Aircraft type, Aircraft Registration, Ground planned distance from departure to destination, Flight Time.
16 - RVSM Altitude Check: table to be completed manually. Values depend on aircraft type.
17 - Oceanic Clearance: waypoints of the part of the flight, which is crossing oceanic airspaces, including
oceanic area entry and exit points.
Flight altitude at which the oceanic segment is entered; Mach speed planned for oceanic area; SEL-
CAL of the aircraft.
18 - Routing Table: Routing positions from departure to destination; Airspace entry positions; ETOPS rele-
vant positions (entry, exit, ETPs); DPP information:
AWY: Airway. For destination airport name of the STAR is displayed whenever planned.
POSITION: ARINC code of the current routing position.
Information for segment from previous to current displayed routing position:
TRK: Average magnetic track [Degrees]
DIST: Segment trip distance [NM].
TAS: True Air Speed; only on cruise segments [Kt].
G/S: Ground Speed; only on cruise segments [Kt].
SPD: Cruise phase of the flight: Mach Number for initial cruise altitude and whenever Mach Num-
ber changes.
Climb and Descent phase of the flight: Indicated Air Speed [Kt].
Value refers to segment to current routing position.
MSA: Minimum safe altitude [hundred of feet]
ACT: Label for the pilot to enter the actual flight level.
FL: Flight Altitude:
Departure Airport/RWY: RWY elevation.
Initial climb phase: CLB
Cruising phase: initial cruise flight altitude at Initial Top of Climb. Later on, displayed only
when it is planned to change. New flight level shall be displayed at the routing position
where the step climb/descent shall start, similar to ATC flight plan. [hundred of feet]
Final descent phase: DSC
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TEMP: Outside air temperature [P(Plus) or M(Minus), degrees Celsius]
W/V: Wind direction / velocity [tens of degrees / knots with leading zeros]
W/C: Track wind component [M(head wind) or P (tail wind), knots]
TIME : Trip time [minutes]
TOT: Total trip time from routing origin to current routing position. [hhmm]
PLANDTO: Planned Time Over current position; field for manual entry.
ETO|ATO: Estimated/Actual Time Over current position; field for manual entry.
PFUREM: Planned Fuel Remaining at current routing position. Calculated as the difference be-
tween planned take off fuel for the flight minus the trip fuel used for routing since routing ori-
gin till current position.[kg]
AFUREM: Actual Fuel Remaining; field for manual entry.
19 - If RCF is used, the Routing Table (18) shows the Decision Point (DP), and the fuel required to pro-
ceed to destination1 and destination2 from DP.
20 - Alternate Data: information about planned destination alternates. In case of no destination alternate
planned, table replaced by label “NO ALTERNATE”. Destination alternates are displayed according to
their optimization sequence.
22 - Waypoint Data: information about wind and temperature at the routing positions of the cruise phase of
the flight. For ETOPS positions only the fields POSITION and COORD are filled.
Coordinates of the current routing position
Table header: Fix flight level.
Outside air temperature (P-Plus, M-Minus, in ºC)
Wind Direction(Tens of degrees) /Speed (kt)
Performance Factor
The PERF value displayed at the top of OFP is the actual Specific Range degradation for the concerned
aircraft:
A319 TTG
PERF 2.0
This correction must be applied to the fuel consumption values derived from performance tables in FCOM,
to account for aircraft drag and engine performance deviation from the nominal model. This is also the cor-
rection being considered in the flight plan calculations.
As described in FCOM 1.22.20, the PERF FACTOR for FMGS is derived from the above value by applying
an additional correction which varies with the engine model and FMS type (-4.5% in this example), to allow
the FMGS fuel predictions to match the actual fuel burnt.