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NORTH AND SOUTH AMERICA - CNATRA - The US Navy

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3-60 UNITED STATES<br />

airport on an appropriate altimeter setting available before<br />

departure shall be used.<br />

b. AT <strong>AND</strong> ABOVE 18,000’ MSL - <strong>The</strong> standard setting QNE<br />

(29.92” Hg) will be used at all times during flight. When using the<br />

standard altimeter setting, all reference to altitudes shall be made<br />

in Flight Levels. Procedures for determining the lowest usable<br />

Flight Level will be found in the Flight Information Handbook in<br />

Section B, Altimeter Changeover Procedures.<br />

EXAMPLE: FL250 represents a standard pressure differential of<br />

25,000’. In order to assure that the Flight Level is actually at or<br />

above 18,000’ MSL, pilots will not select nor controllers assign<br />

certain Flight Levels when the altimeter setting is below 29.92” Hg.

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