Passage Planning

• Use appraisal, planning, execution and monitoring as one proportionate decision cycle for an extended coastal passage, rather than treating the written route as a promise to depart.
• Test current route, tide, weather, vessel, crew, legal and refuge evidence before accepting an extended coastal passage or drawing a detailed route.
• Build a checked berth-to-berth route with realistic leg times, fuel, position methods, crew actions, decision margins and usable alternatives.

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