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PHFC.2.9
Topic:
Acceleration ‘g’ effects
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Acceleration ‘g’ effects
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At what altitude does hypoxia typically become a concern for an unpressurised VFR aircraft, and what are the early symptoms?
A.
Hypoxia symptoms can begin above 10 000 ft (3 000 m) AMSL
B.
Hypoxia only affects pilots above FL350 (35 000 ft) — well above VFR limits
C.
Hypoxia only affects pilots who are unfit
D.
The symptom threshold is 25 000 ft for day VFR
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