Once established on the NAT contingency parallel track offset by 5 NM, if the aircraft remains in the NAT level band, the vertical offset should normally be: - ATPL - 22

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Question 22 - Operational Procedures - ATPL - Airline Transport Pilot license

300 ft from the normally used flight levels.

1 000 ft at all levels.

500 ft from the normally used flight levels, or 1 000 ft if above FL 410.

No vertical offset if the aircraft can maintain its assigned level.

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