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cruising altitude

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cruising altitude [′krüz·iŋ ‚al·tə‚tüd]
(navigation)
An indicated pressure altitude maintained in cruising.
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They said they were in "a concentrated period of discussion" at cruising altitude and did not monitor the airplane or the calls from air-traffic control, even though they both said they heard the radio, the NTSB said in a statement.
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They said they were in "a concentrated period of discussion" at cruising altitude and did not monitor the airplane or the calls from air-traffic control, even though they both said they heard the radio, the NTSB said in a statement.
Pilots used laptop computers while straying off course by AFP / AFP Global Edition
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