What type of information is not typically included in a limited data block?

A limited data block is designed to convey essential information while minimizing the amount of data transmitted. Typically, a limited data block includes aircraft identification, altitude, and beacon code. These elements are crucial for air traffic control to identify and track aircraft effectively.

The depth of fuel state is not typically included because it is not essential for the immediate control and safety of the aircraft in flight operations. Fuel information is generally relevant for flight planning and operational considerations but is not necessary for the day-to-day management of air traffic, which focuses on position, altitude, and identification. Therefore, the correct answer highlights the type of information that falls outside of the standard scope provided by a limited data block.