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CPL Navigation
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CNVC.2.3
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The term 'LSALT' (Lowest Safe Altitude) as published in ERSA and IFR procedures means the aircraft will have clearance of at least:
A.
1 000 ft above the highest obstacle within the area defined for the procedure
B.
500 ft above the highest obstacle within a 5 NM wide corridor either side of the planned track centreline
C.
300 ft above terrain in flat areas and 1 000 ft in mountainous terrain above 5 000 ft MSL
D.
2 000 ft above mean sea level across all routes, with no adjustment for local terrain or obstacle height
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