Do You Have a Flight Plan?

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July 5, 2024
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This one-page information sheet describes the components of a flight plan and the reasons it's critical to be ready in the event of a hospitalization, death, or other incapacitation.

When someone passes away, numerous logistics need to be taken care of regarding that person and their effects. For this reason, it's very important to have a flight plan in place and to make sure that the right people know about it.

This informational document goes over what a flight plan is, what it normally includes, and how to create one.

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