Where do you usually send your flight plan?

The flight plan is typically sent to the Flight Information Centre (FIC). The FIC is a specialized facility that is part of the Air Navigation Service in Canada, responsible for providing information and support to pilots, including the processing of flight plans. When you file a flight plan, you are informing the FIC of your intended route and providing them with necessary information regarding your flight, which helps them to manage air traffic and ensure safety in the airspace.

Sending a flight plan to the FIC allows for coordination between various air traffic control sectors and helps in the event of an emergency or if you do not arrive at your destination on time. It’s important for both safety and regulatory compliance. The other options, while they may seem relevant at first glance, do not serve the purpose of filing a flight plan in Canada.