Cruise / Enroute 5-25
COOL FEATURE
METAR Flags in Flight Plan The right edge of
each leg in a flight plan presents a METAR flag for
the closest reporting station, if the station is different
from the previous leg’s station. The station for which
the METAR flag applies is decoded immediately
beneath the flag and may not be exactly the same
location as the leg itself.
TFRs
Active and Pending TFRs
TFR data is also transmitted either
via Broadcast Datalink or the ADS-
B network. There are two types of
TFRs depicted – active and
pending. Active TFRs are depicted
as solid red lines and Pending
TFRs are depicted as dashed red
lines, which become solid when
the TFR transition time rolls from
pending to active. TFR data
cannot be turned off. TFRs can
change in a short period of time, it
is strongly recommended for the
pilot to obtain the latest information through other approved
sources for their operation.
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