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In Commercial Pilot Licence / Aviation Ground School (Aviation Meteorology & Weather Hazards): An aerodrome has an elevation of 2458 ft. If the current QNH is 1017 hPa and standard sea level pressure is 1013.25 hPa, calculate the pressure altitude of the aerodrome (assuming 30 ft/hPa).

(A)
2559 ft
(B)
2570 ft
(C)
3458 ft
(D)
2346 ft
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In Commercial Pilot Licence / Aviation Ground School (Aviation Meteorology & Weather Hazards): An aerodrome has an elevation of 3410 ft. If the current QNH is 1017 hPa and standard sea level pressure is 1013.25 hPa, calculate the pressure altitude of the aerodrome (assuming 30 ft/hPa).

(A)
3522 ft
(B)
3298 ft
(C)
4410 ft
(D)
3511 ft
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