What should a student do if a flight plan is already flown?

When a flight plan has already been flown, the most efficient approach is to exclude the routing that has already been completed and focus on the segments of the flight that are yet to be executed. This method allows for a more concise and clear presentation of necessary information, avoiding redundancy and reducing the potential for confusion.

By excluding the routing that has already been flown, the student can concentrate on the remaining portions of the flight plan. This helps ensure that critical updates or changes are highlighted, enabling attention to be directed towards what is relevant for the ongoing flight rather than rehashing past segments. This practice aligns with the overarching principles of effective communication and operational efficiency in aviation planning.