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Old 8th April 2014 | 19:25
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Originally Posted by paco
The term Flight Level relates to QNE
From CAP413
QNE is the indication which the altimeter will give on landing, at a particular time and place, when the hectopascal scale is set to 1013.2 hPa. QNE information may be used by pilots of aircraft whose altimeters cannot be set to below 950 hPa. The QFE/QNE conversion will be calculated by ATC.
The Standard Pressure Setting is not QNE.
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