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Field 18:
OtherInfo
The RMK/ field pertains to flight plan fields, up through field 18, Other Info.
otherInfo=TALT/KFTY
You can specify alternate takeoff in the otherInfo field.
Field 19:
otherInfo=TALT/KFTY
fuelEndurance
peopleOnBoard
Number of people on board. If peopleOnBoard should be TBN, leave out this parameter and set peopleOnBoardIsTBN to true. If there is no value for peopleOnBoard and peopleOnBoardIsTBN is false or missing, or a peopleOnBoard value is given and peopleOnBoardIsTBN is true, then the request will be rejected
peopleOnBoardIsTBN
If peopleOnBoard should be TBN, peopleOnBoardIsTBN should be set to true. If there is no value for peopleOnBoard and peopleOnBoardIsTBN is false or missing, or a peopleOnBoard value is given and peopleOnBoardIsTBN is true, then the request will be rejected
peopleOnBoardExtended
Number of people on board, allowing for additional characters consistent with the ICAO 2016 format.
supplementalRemarksExtended
For remarks pertaining to field 19, Supplemental Remarks, use the suppRemarksExtended field
pilotInCommand
pilotInCommandExtended
The “pilotInCommandExtended” field is ICAO Form Field 19 and has stricter character validation requirements as part of the official form. “(e.g. cannot contain “.” or “,” characters),pilotData” is
pilotData:
The “pilotData” field i
s a free-text field for informational purposes and since there’s no official restrictions, we allow more characters.
aircraftColorExtended=W:B:BK
1-500 alphanumeric characters including spaces; use ":" to separate colors
In the above example, white is the dominant color with blue and black markings on the plane. Valid values are:
aircraftColor - If this field is used, when the flight is retrieved, the color will be in the aircraftColorExtended field. See: See: 10.24 Leidos Web Service Release Notes
Gear:
survival=MJ [PDMJ]
There are four possible types of survival equipment, so include the leading character for each type you want on the flight plan. So “PDMJ” is the code to indicate all four types are on this flight plan (Polar, Desert, Maritime, Jungle)
This field is 1-4 characters that must be “P”, “D”, “M” and “J” (each character can only occur once in the string, order is not important)
jackets=LightLUVF
There are four possible types of jackets, so include the leading character for each type you want on the flight plan. So “LUVF” is the code to indicate all four types are on this flight plan (Light, UHF, VHF, Fluorescent)
This field is 1-4 characters that must be “L”, “U”, “V” and “F” (each character can only occur once in the string, order is not important)
numberOfDinghies=1
capacityOfDinghies=8
colorOfDinghies=yellowYELLOW
coveredDinghies=true
radios=UVE
There are three possible types of radios, so include the leading character for each type you want on the flight plan. So “UVE” is the code to indicate all three types of radios are on this flight plan (UHF, VHF, ELT/ELBA).
“E” is the code to indicate only ELT/ELBA radios are on the flight planSo this field is 1-3 characters that must be “E”, “U” and “V” (each character can only occur once in the string, order is not important)
pilotData - If needed, a Flight Service specialist
will attempt to contact the pilot from the “pilotData” field in the flight plan web service. By convention, the “pilotData” field should contain the pilot's last name, first name, phone number, base airport, and base airport phone number.
pilotData=Joe Smith, <address>, <phone number>
- You can specify alternate takeoff in the otherInfo field.
- You can specify alternate takeoff in the otherInfo field.