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Old 18th May 2017, 18:34
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Originally Posted by Maxfli
Suggested answer.....

In the grid to the West the highest spot height is 6190'
In the grid to the East the highest spot height is 6778'
Respective Grid MORAs 82 & 88 (rounded up to nearest 100' +2000' as above 6000)
Both are above the Transition Altitude 6000' and converted to FLs, ensuring terrain clearance in the event of low QNH.
Not too sure how that ensures terrain clearance in the case of low QNH.
If during a bad spell of weather (which I have seen down there) when the QNH drops significantly, then you are getting closer and closer to terrain. Just seems very odd to reference MSA on a standard pressure and no QNH.
KISS anyone. Maybe it's just to confuse us!?
I emailed the AIP nav of Spain but I'm not hopeful of a response.
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