ALTIMETER USE IN INTERNATIONAL OPERATIONS
English may be thought of as the international language of aviation, but the American way of using the aircraft altimeter is not followed by many other countries. Therefore, U.S.-based pilots flying outside North America must remember that another system almost certainly will be in use. Not fully...
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