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Forum: Airlines, Airports & Routes

23rd Sep 2019, 13:09

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Thomas Cook-2

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Posted By Sanger

Thanks guys, I didn't think the CAA was using...

Thanks guys, I didn't think the CAA was using HiFly?

Forum: Airlines, Airports & Routes

23rd Sep 2019, 13:01

Replies: 1,550

Thomas Cook-2

Views: 1,823,238

Posted By Sanger

Tragic news about TC, gutted for the staff and...

Tragic news about TC, gutted for the staff and wider impact this has!

My folks are in Cuba, the CAA have updated the flight code MT2817 to 5K2817 but what airline is this?

Forum: Spectators Balcony (Spotters Corner)

23rd May 2019, 10:57

Replies: 6

Flight Radar...missing GA.

Views: 3,545

Posted By Sanger

Flight Radar...missing GA.

Hi,

I live near a popular aerodrome and see GA aircraft all the time, but they don't display on FR24...however they do on ADSB exchange?

Why is this?

Thanks,

Forum: Professional Pilot Training (includes ground studies)

23rd Jan 2017, 15:00

Replies: 28

Altimeter Setting

Views: 6,574

Posted By Sanger

Sorry to be a pain, Anyone help out with the...

Sorry to be a pain, Anyone help out with the above?

Forum: Professional Pilot Training (includes ground studies)

12th Jan 2017, 13:18

Replies: 28

Altimeter Setting

Views: 6,574

Posted By Sanger

Sorry i'm not sure how to work this?

Sorry i'm not sure how to work this?

Forum: Professional Pilot Training (includes ground studies)

6th Jan 2017, 12:13

Replies: 1,315

Sticky ATPL theory questions

Views: 917,350

Posted By Sanger

Exam Questions (HELP)

Hi All

I'm struggling to work these questions out.

1)The altitude of an airfield with an ATZ is given as 350ft, how high will the ATZ be above the airfield?

2)You are flying at 4300ft on a...

Forum: Professional Pilot Training (includes ground studies)

6th Jan 2017, 12:02

Replies: 28

Altimeter Setting

Views: 6,574

Posted By Sanger

Spot on, do believe I have it! On aviation...

Spot on, do believe I have it!

On aviation charts they list the AMSL of obstructions however how do they know that a mast is 300ft AMSL if the pressure is fluctuating each day?

Forum: Professional Pilot Training (includes ground studies)

5th Jan 2017, 14:52

Replies: 28

Altimeter Setting

Views: 6,574

Posted By Sanger

Eckhard thanks for that. So an example; ...

Eckhard thanks for that.

So an example;
Sywell Aerdrome has a elevation of 424ft which ÷ 30ft = 14.13mb which means we add 14mb (rounded) to the subscale to give us QNH.

To get the QFE we do...

Forum: Professional Pilot Training (includes ground studies)

4th Jan 2017, 13:42

Replies: 28

Altimeter Setting

Views: 6,574

Posted By Sanger

I've been googling this question and found your...

I've been googling this question and found your post, however could you give me a example?

Ie; Aiefield elevation of 60ft AMSL ÷ 30 feet = 20hpa or mb? So you add 20mb onto the subscale or add...

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