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Old 17th Aug 2009, 15:26
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Mariner9
 
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Unknown Target, Flight level setting is really basic altimetry, and should be absolutely standard knowledge for any pilot whose past his 1st solo, let alone 50-odd hours post qualification.

They're nowt to do with 10,000 feet by the way, so it appears you dont know them either. If you're a pilot, I suggest you urgently go away and read the altimetry sections of both your met and air law books before you fly again

M9 (not a driver of heavy metal)

PS Did you not spot the Freudian slip in :
I am rapidly coming to the conclusion that a Pilots Airmanship is inversely proportional to the aircrafts Max All Up Weight and/or HP of his engine
(Just in case you dont understand proportionality either , the above quotation suggests the heavier the aircraft you fly, the poorer the standard of airmanship )
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