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Old 16th January 2008 | 23:23
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UK military often broadcast the TL as an increment of 500ft.
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Old 17th January 2008 | 07:21
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And when the pressure's high, it's often 'transition level 25', too!

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Old 18th January 2008 | 20:25
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For example in Poland - the trasnition altitude is 6500ft AMSL and the transition Level is FL80 unless the QNH is 995 or less when it is FL90.
Or, presumably, FL100 if the pressure falls below 960 hPa or thereabouts.....
 
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