Altitudes minimales, priorité de passage, altitudes de croisière et calage altimétrique
Jusqu'où vous pouvez descendre, qui cède le passage, à quelle altitude croiser et comment garder un altimètre juste partout au Canada.
3 unités · 19 min · 18 questions
- 1.How Low Can You Fly? Minimum Altitudes and DistancesenThe 1,000-foot rule over built-up areas, the 500-foot rule everywhere else, when take-offs and landings are exempt, and who is allowed to go lower.7 min de lecture
- 2.Who Gives Way? Right of Way and Collision AvoidanceenThe converging, head-on and overtaking rules, the pecking order of aircraft categories, priority near the runway, and the special rules on water.6 min de lecture
- 3.Cruising Altitudes and Altimeter SettingsenOdd or even, plus 500: how your track picks your cruising altitude above 3,000 ft AGL, and how the two altimeter-setting regions keep every aircraft on the same reference.6 min de lecture