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Old January 29th 04, 12:50 AM
Dudley Henriques
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"Doug "Woody" and Erin Beal" wrote in message
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Dudley,

It used to be standard procedure at a major U.S. Airline which shall go
un-named (AA) to do just that on every approach. Pilots scoffed at it at
first, and then swore by it after they'd done it a few times. QFE vs.

QNH.
That airline doesnąt do it any more.

--Woody


Hi Woody;

I've been breifed yesterday that the TB are indeed using an MSL setting for
their shows and not the AGL as I had thought.
As for the AA situation on approach; was this before radar altimeters? :-))
Dudley


 




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