Instrument Feet

Instrument Feet

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Pilots: for instrument flight, what is the maximum allowable level of inaccuacy for an altimeter?

I have my teacher, I thought, It was 75 meters, but I'm not 100% sure, and he wants me back to him with a concrete answer.

Some of the other answers to the requirements certification of altimeters (eg when working in and certified by an instrument shop) from the plane, but this is not a requirement in the matter considered. The proper response within the context of the question, in terms of accuracy requirements for IFR flight, that the altitude of 75 meters of the field when the Kollsman Window to (the field in ATIS, such as barometric pressure, etc.) must read before undertaking a flight under instrument flight rules. This is reflected both in Fars (I have not the special Note by the hand) and the AIM. In fact, it is one of the conditions that a pilot making this check box before undertaking a flight under instrument flight rules. If is the altimeter reading is different from the Height box set of more than 75 meters to the current Kollsman (altimeter) setting, it is not legal for IFR flight. BTW, your teacher wants you to put this in the FARs research, not only through the Internet, so you really want to learn this information, to learn as well, such answers to find themselves. I strongly advise you to Dig Your FAR and AIM and read on this subject – Heck, you will probably learn a lot of other useful things, while You do this research. Believe me, your coach will ask you, where you have this information – it is his version of a homework assignment, and he wants you to really learn – that is a good thing, I bet he's probably a good teacher, you are interested in seeing his students not only learn the necessary knowledge for the written and flight testing, but wants them to learn, they will pass on much better (and safer) pilots. I recommend that you seek and to refer to the relevant FAR and the information in the AIM, including the FAR number, with page numbers for the AIM. He was disappointed, if you just come with an answer to a question on asked in a forum on the Internet, even if the correct answer.

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