(Refer to figure 8) You takeoff from Denver, where the pressure altitude is 5,500’ and the temperature is 30° C, and fly to Chicago where the pressure altitude is 1,000’, and the temperature is 8° C. What is the difference in the density altitude between these two airports? - FAA PPL(A) USA - ID: 28

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Home > Exam Questions > FAA PPL(A) - Private Pilot Airplane > Preflight Preparation > (Refer to figure 8) You takeoff from Denver, where the pressure altitude is 5,500’ and the temperature is 30° C, and fly to Chicago where the pressure altitude is 1,000’, and the temperature is 8° C. What is the difference in the density altitude between these two airports?

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Preflight Preparation - (Refer to figure 8) You takeoff from Denver, where the pressure altitude is 5,500’ and the temperature is 30° C, and fly to Chicago where the pressure altitude is 1,000’, and the temperature is 8° C. What is the difference in the density altitude between these two airports?

.4,500

8,000’

.6,500

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