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of the aircraft when operating at flight altitudes above flight level 350, the remaining pilot at the controls shall put on and use an oxygen mask until the other pilot has returned to that crew-member’s station. Sec. 135.89 Pilot requirements: Use of Oxygen. (a) Unpressurized aircraft. Each pilot of an unpressurized aircraft
Power Plant - Performance - Dimensions - Mass and Loading Max. speed (16,000 ft, MCP) 1,760 kg TOW. 365 km/h TAS. 197 kts TAS. Max. cruising speed (16,000 ft, MCP)
28 sie 2010 · These IFR Cruising Altitudes provides a minimum of 1,000 feet clearance or vertical separation from other IFR airplanes heading in opposing directions. In addition, we can see the IFR traffic is separated from the VFR traffic by minimum 500 feet. Pilots should always be actively scanning for other airplane traffic.
Specs, Operating Costs & Information. Beechcraft created the King Air 90 (then known as simply “King Air”) in 1964. Today, the King Air remains the most popular twin turboprop ever built – outselling all competition combined. The King Air 90 is the smallest variant in the King Air lineup with a typical layout of 7 seats, including pilot.
During the mid-1980’s Aerospatiale’s SOCATA General Aviation Division teamed with Mooney Aircraft Corporation to form TBM International. The consortium’s sole product was the TBM 700, a pressurized, six- to eight-place, single-engine corporate aircraft. The program was announced at the 1987 Paris Air Show.
As Airbus launched its new Airspace cabin philosophy with the A330neo Family, passengers on the A330-900 enjoy this truly innovative, inspiring and relaxing environment. No detail has been spared when it comes to creating a comfortable setting for passengers that offers more space everywhere – with wide seats, a beautifully lit cabin and the ...
Civil aircraft register of Latvia : Aircraft registration prefixes : Aerodrome code prefixes : Aviation abbreviations : Airspace classification : Flight levels and altitudes : Aerodrome light signals : Aviation meteorological code : International standard atmosphere : Cloud classification ... 350: 35,000: 10,667 ...
