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What is the maximum indicated airspeed permitted in a holding pattern at altitudes above 14,000 feet ASL, unless otherwise specified?
The maximum holding speed above 14,000 feet ASL is 230 KIAS. At or below 6,000 feet ASL it is 200 KIAS, and between 6,000 and 14,000 feet ASL it is 230 KIAS, as
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Question: What is the maximum indicated airspeed permitted in a holding pattern at altitudes above 14,000 feet ASL, unless otherwise specified?
Answer options:
- 200 knots ✅ 230 knots
- 265 knots
- 310 knots
Correct answer: 230 knots
Explanation: The maximum holding speed above 14,000 feet ASL is 230 KIAS. At or below 6,000 feet ASL it is 200 KIAS, and between 6,000 and 14,000 feet ASL it is 230 KIAS, as per the AIM.
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