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‘Planned true airspeed’ and ‘actual true airspeed’
Asked by: Charles22 2357 views Student Pilot
Aviation calculators compute ‘planned true airspeed’ and ‘actual true airspeed’ using pressure altitude, temperature and calibrated airspeed. The results are different, probably because 2 different temperatures are used for the calculations. Could somebody please explain the difference between the 2 calculations and the difference between the 2 temperatures used in the calculations? Thanks |
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