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Old 20th Dec 2007, 09:18
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MACH082
 
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Use worst case scenarios, so at 40 degress, 2000 ft pressure height with a 10kt downwind the aeroplane will take off and land in XXXm feet etc. If the conditions are better than that, you are covered. I have never met an ATO that would tell you this was wrong.

For my CPL i used this for my Navs and test. I would only get the p charts out if i was on a very short srip and wanted to cover my behind on the actual conditions of the day.
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