Help me find transition altitude

[Tomaz Drnovsek 440]

I'm using Simbrief for flight planning. I can find all the information I need on it except one thing... transition altitude for climb and descent. I must be blind or something. Can you please help find me that piece of information on the attached flight plan?

PDF flightplan (Dropbox link)

[Branimir 58]

I think that the only place to find it are the aerodrome charts (SID/STAR pages). It can also be found in ATIS because it can be sometimes changed. Sometimes it says TA: By ATC in the charts. That means that ATC will tell you the altitude.

 

[Tomaz Drnovsek 440]

On 5/6/2020 at 7:07 PM, Branimir said:

I think that the only place to find it are the aerodrome charts (SID/STAR pages). It can also be found in ATIS because it can be sometimes changed. Sometimes it says TA: By ATC in the charts. That means that ATC will tell you the altitude.

Thanks, Branimir, I know it's on the charts. I just wondered if this information is also on the flight plan somewhere.

[Alpha Floor 237]

No, this information does not belong in the flight plan.

It's like MSAs, MORAs etc. This is available on the AIP.

[Tomaz Drnovsek 440]

50 minutes ago, Alpha Floor said:

No, this information does not belong in the flight plan.

It's like MSAs, MORAs etc. This is available on the AIP.

I understand. Thanks.

[SAS443 1,716]

On 5/6/2020 at 7:07 PM, Branimir said:

I think that the only place to find it are the aerodrome charts (SID/STAR pages). It can also be found in ATIS because it can be sometimes changed. Sometimes it says TA: By ATC in the charts. That means that ATC will tell you the altitude.

 

TA is a known published value.

It's the TL that will be notified by ATC since TL changes with ambient conditions and you need a buffer (transition layer) in order to separate QNH traffic from those flying with STD altimeter.