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CPL Performance & Operation
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COPC.5.3
Topic:
Equi-time point (ETP), point of no return (PNR), diversions
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Equi-time point (ETP), point of no return (PNR), diversions
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Why is the PNR operationally important?
A.
It determines the point at which to switch fuel tanks.
B.
It marks the last point from which the aircraft can return to departure with reserves intact.
C.
It identifies the point where the descent for landing should begin.
D.
It identifies the latest point at which to request an airways clearance.
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