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Forum: Tech Log

13th Jun 2022, 04:17

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Why waypoint distances are not equal?

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Posted By Aceostrat

Why waypoint distances are not equal?

Hi everyone, we are now flying mostly on PBN routes. So I am just wondering what determines the different distances between waypoints and why they are not just equally apart? Really appreciate it.

Forum: Tech Log

15th Jun 2021, 02:09

Replies: 12

How to know if you stop before relevant RVR's?

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Posted By Aceostrat

Thank you everyone :)

Thank you everyone :)

Forum: Tech Log

11th Jun 2021, 03:41

Replies: 12

How to know if you stop before relevant RVR's?

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Posted By Aceostrat

How to know if you stop before relevant RVR's?

Greetings,
I'm just wondering we have relevant RVR's when an aircraft speed is above 60kt. So how do you know at 'which point' you would decelerate below 60 kt when planning in the air and before...

Forum: Tech Log

12th May 2021, 02:29

Replies: 16

QFE on a slope runway?

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Posted By Aceostrat

Thanks you all and DaveReidUK for the ref, . So...

Thanks you all and DaveReidUK for the ref, . So is this applied as well on departure? and what would you set in the acceleration altitude field when you fly? eg. altitude + AAL or + departure runway...

Forum: Tech Log

12th May 2021, 02:20

Replies: 16

QFE on a slope runway?

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Posted By Aceostrat

FullWings The reason for this question is...

FullWings

The reason for this question is nothing but to make and get it right every time I fly, just for the reason behind things. I've seen so many people's discrepancy over this issue, some set...

Forum: Tech Log

11th May 2021, 03:52

Replies: 16

QFE on a slope runway?

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Posted By Aceostrat

QFE on a slope runway?

I am just wondering that on such a slope runway while taking off, which position does the QFE read '0' when you are on it?(the highest point on the runway(AAL) or its departure end elevation?)
Since...

Forum: Tech Log

11th Dec 2020, 02:55

Replies: 0

Weather deviation across the adjacent FIR

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Posted By Aceostrat

Weather deviation across the adjacent FIR

Are there any limitations or adverse effects to deviate the weather into an adjacent FIR boundary. For example, you are on an oceanic RNP10 route like Culcutta FIR and you need to deviate more than...

Forum: Tech Log

27th Nov 2020, 23:00

Replies: 3

reached by or to be leveled by

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Posted By Aceostrat

I took it this way as well. but in a second...

I took it this way as well. but in a second thought it seemed like they mean only "at".
"by" is literally "by" anyway. many thanks for the reply.

Forum: Tech Log

27th Nov 2020, 01:32

Replies: 3

reached by or to be leveled by

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Posted By Aceostrat

reached by or to be leveled by

What does it mean by 'by'? is it the same as 'at or before' or just 'at' in terms of ATC or aviation intentions.
We've been discussing a lot by this specifically exact meaning since almost every...

Forum: Questions

22nd May 2009, 04:21

Replies: 4

Request & Position

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Posted By Aceostrat

Request & Position

Hello,

1)When a pilot says "request <then pause>" or "position <then pause>" and then leave a room for ATC to say back "go ahead". Consecutively, a pilot says his/her intentions or position...

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