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This would be very useful. If you need a workaround for now, create a sketch on any plane, from the project menu use Include 3d Geometry and select the edge your arrow's pointing at. Enable 3d Sketch on the sketch palette and draw a line between the endpoints of the projected curve and exit the sketch. Now you can select the shaded profile and use create offset plane to create your plane. If the closed profile doesn't shade it will mean the profile's not flat so you might need to create a point along the curve then use a 3 point plane.
TNX for the comment. A plane at an angle or a plane along a path also works fine for this particular case. It is just a less rigid solution when things are parametric. As is the projecting of geometry
