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This only holds true if you’re flying at or above the transition altitude. The transition altitude depends on where you’re flying: for example, in the USA and C
by funnyflywheel 3y ago
This only holds true if you’re flying at or above the transition altitude. The transition altitude depends on where you’re flying: for example, in the USA and Canada it’s 18_000 feet MSL.
- danbtl 3y agoIt's still sea-level. The transition altitude just changes the altimeter setting from one that matches the current air pressure to a standard pressure setting.
- funnyflywheel 3y agoI did some more reading, and it turns out I confused QNH with QFE.