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I am not 100 percent sure what your question is but if you are at FL 45 the quadrantal rule applies only to flights below FL 25 in most countries that use it like the UK.
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I am not 100 percent sure what your question is but if you are at FL 45 the quadrantal rule applies only to flights below FL 25 in most countries that use it like the UK.

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I need help understanding how the following example has been worked out. <br />
Example: an aircraft tracking at 330(deg) M has a suitable level of FL45<br />
On the quadrantal rule for determining cruise levels has the following.<br />
Magnetic track(deg)Cruising level<br />
000-089 &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Odd thousands of feet<br />
090-179 &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Odd thousands plus 500 feet<br />
180-269 &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Even thousands of feet<br />
270-359 &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Even thousands plus 500 feet<br />
Are there other possible answers to this solution as it was not very clear and any help would be appreciated.<br />
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I need help understanding how the following example has been worked out. 
Example: an aircraft tracking at 330(deg) M has a suitable level of FL45
On the quadrantal rule for determining cruise levels has the following.
Magnetic track(deg)Cruising level
000-089	Odd thousands of feet
090-179	Odd thousands plus 500 feet
180-269	Even thousands of feet
270-359	Even thousands plus 500 feet
Are there other possible answers to this solution as it was not very clear and any help would be appreciated.





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