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What is the typical altimeter setting source for VFR flights in Canada?

VFR pilots in Canada typically obtain their altimeter settings from Air Traffic Control (ATC) or a Flight Service Station (FSS) at or near their location or des

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Question: What is the typical altimeter setting source for VFR flights in Canada?

Answer options:

  • Automated Terminal Information Service (ATIS)
  • The standard pressure setting of 29.92 inches Hg. ✅ Air Traffic Control (ATC) or Flight Service Station (FSS).
  • Ground personnel at the destination airport.

Correct answer: Air Traffic Control (ATC) or Flight Service Station (FSS).

Explanation: VFR pilots in Canada typically obtain their altimeter settings from Air Traffic Control (ATC) or a Flight Service Station (FSS) at or near their location or destination. ATIS also provides this information. Setting to local pressure ensures accurate altitude readings.

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