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Old 7th Mar 2011, 06:15
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when flying thru BOLSHERETSK FIR enroute to and from petro UHPP to Alaska or Japan .when the Russian controllers assign an altitude ,how do they say it ? 1. " climb to 410 " 2. " climb to 397 " or 3. "climb to 12,100 meters "?
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In my experience of flying in Russia most controllers would say, 'Climb Flight Level Twelve Thousand One Hundred meters'. Never been to far eastern Russia though os maybe it's different out there.
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