flight levels การใช้

• When cruising at higher altitudes aircraft adopt flight levels ( FLs ).
• Its boundaries are from surface to flight level ( FL ) 660.
• Instead, the lowest usable "'flight level'" is the transition level plus 500 ft.
• On a bi-directional airway, each direction has its own set of flight levels.
• A change in airway may require a change in flight level.
• If the pilot had respected flight levels the accident would not have happened,
• If the pilot had respected flight levels the accident would not have happened.
• :See Flight level and Reduced Vertical Separation Minima for information on vertical separation.
• At 13 : 43, Flight 705 was cleared to climb to flight level 250.
• In fact, knee extensor strength increased over the pre-flight level ( figure 6-13 ).
• The aircraft's high rate of climb enables it to pass congested flight levels quickly.
• The system will alert the pilot if the flight deviates from the assigned flight level.
• Descend now to flight level two-niner-zero ( 29, 000 feet _ 8, 800 meters ).
• As for flight levels, the minimum flight level assigned depends on the local altimeter setting.
• The total ( taxi ) time would be less than pre-Sept . 11 flight levels.
• The resulting altimeter readings are known as flight levels.
• Flight levels are altitudes corrected and calibrated against the International Standard Atmosphere ( ISA ).
• As for flight levels, the minimum flight level assigned depends on the local altimeter setting.
• Climb to flight level 450 at maximum takeoff weight is possible without a step climb.
• Typically, such strong winds at flight level would be associated with a pressure of 980 millibars.