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In this lesson, StudyKwik explains how to calculate the approximate pressure altitude for an airport when given the airport elevation and the current QNH setting. Pressure altitude is a critical parameter used by pilots and air traffic control to standardize altitude references across different atmospheric pressure conditions.

We demonstrate using the rule of thumb that pressure altitude can be calculated as:
Pressure Altitude = Elevation + 27 × (1013 - QNH) (when pressure is in hPa and altitude in feet)

This simple method allows you to estimate pressure altitude efficiently, which is important for flight planning, aircraft performance calculations, and safe operation. For example, with an airport elevation of 1000 feet and a QNH of 988 hPa, StudyKwik shows how to compute the pressure altitude step-by-step.

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