When a flight plan must be forwarded verbally, what information must be provided?

When a flight plan must be forwarded verbally, the requirement is to provide the entire flight plan. This includes not only the final destination but all relevant information such as the departure point, route of flight, expected altitudes, estimated times, and any other necessary details that ATC (Air Traffic Control) may require to ensure safety and proper coordination of air traffic.

Providing the full flight plan ensures that the receiving party has a comprehensive understanding of the planned flight, including any special instructions, restrictions, or operational considerations that may be necessary to facilitate effective air traffic management. This practice enhances situational awareness and aids in the prevention of miscommunication or misunderstandings that could arise from incomplete information.