HB-CQW

Aircraft:
Cessna 172S Skyhawk SP
Reg: HB-CQW photos
Serial #:
172S8288
Airline: Albis Wings
Photo Date: Apr 06, 2014
Uploaded: Jun 27, 2015
Inflight, Switzerland

Notes:

[1280px 16:9] For me, the interesting bit is not the panel itself but rather the fact that this bird is currently soaring at 14000ft QNH. This was the moment when I almost felt like an airliner! [post-submission note: The NAV and GPS settings are erratic as I was piloting at that time. Best use of equipment FAIL but safe]

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by Mirko Bleuer
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Apr 06, 2014

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Jun 27, 2015

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Notes

[1280px 16:9] For me, the interesting bit is not the panel itself but rather the fact that this bird is currently soaring at 14000ft QNH. This was the moment when I almost felt like an airliner! [post-submission note: The NAV and GPS settings are erratic as I was piloting at that time. Best use of equipment FAIL but safe]