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Understanding Warning and Error Codes

N-FP generates error codes during the Compute action to notify users when one or more inputs are invalid. These validations help ensure that the resulting Flight Plan remains within structural limits and complies with applicable regulations.

Note: Error codes generated are always alpha-numeric. The numeric portion is intended solely for the development team’s root-cause analysis.

 

Description of Error Codes


Error Code

Description

FM

Flight Manager

AP

Aircraft Performance

RG

Route Generator

SS

Search Space

FE

Flight Plan Engine

CV

CFMU/IFPS Validation

PB

Package Builder

RV

RAIM Validate (Receiver Autonomous Integrity Monitor)

WX

Weather Server interface-interface with the Skywise weather server.

RTE

Inability to parse/understand a route provided by the user or third-party system.

WND

Winds - Lookups and use of our internal high-level wind files.

OFC

Over-Flight Costs

MSG

Message - relates to items transmitted from the N-FP system.

FD

Flight Data - compute input/output from the N-FP system.

RR

Route Rules - responsible for ensuring routes are compliant with RAD or other rules.

WE

Webservice External - externally exposed interface for third-party interaction.

SM

Stats Manager - Allows Skywise to track system performance of the N-FP system.

DD 

Dispatch Data - ALC-specific data (e.g. alternates, fuel costs, parameters).

DS

Dispatch Serialize - converts data to and from XML during communication between the N-FP UI and the engine.

PM 

Permit Manager

WS

Web Services - communication/interaction between the N-FP UI and back-end.

ND

Navdata - lookup/interaction of airports, airways, waypoints, SIDs, etc.

NTM

NOTAMs

RI

Runway Integration

GR

GRIB – High-level wind processing

DA

Data Access – Database interface



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