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Cold temperature altitude corrections at “Cold Temperature Restricted Airports” Notice Number: NOTC5758

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Cold temperature altitude corrections at “Cold Temperature Restricted Airports”
Notice Number: NOTC5758

Would a pilot know to correct their altitude by what they see as outside air temperature at altitude or what is being reported at the airport.

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  1. Jim F. on Dec 13, 2014

    As it says on page 1 in the “action” paragraph of the NOTAM: “Pilots must make an altitude correction …when the reported airport temperature is at or below the published airport cold temperature restriction.”

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  2. tommytom on Dec 13, 2014

    Ahhh I see it now!!! Thanks Jim for pointing out where to read it!

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