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April 15th 05, 09:42 PM
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"Cockpit Colin" wrote in message ... In our neck of the woods (NZ) they only apply a correction below the transition altitude - no need for any correction for flight levels. Assume it's the same in the states It's the same everywhere. It can be no other way. 
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