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What is the maximum holding speed for propeller-driven aircraft at altitudes (ASL) of 6,000 ft and below in Canada?
For propeller-driven aircraft in Canada, the maximum holding speed at 6,000 feet ASL and below is 170 KIAS. This is specified in the AIM.
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Question: What is the maximum holding speed for propeller-driven aircraft at altitudes (ASL) of 6,000 ft and below in Canada?
Answer options: ✅ 170 KIAS
- 200 KIAS
- 230 KIAS
- 265 KIAS
Correct answer: 170 KIAS
Explanation: For propeller-driven aircraft in Canada, the maximum holding speed at 6,000 feet ASL and below is 170 KIAS. This is specified in the AIM.
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