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Ok,,, so it' been known to pilots that ATIS reports are based off of
magnetic heading: AWOS, ASOS, FB WINDS (Winds Aloft) are based on true heading. The question is, where in the FAA publication does it say that? I looked through FAA's PHAK, AIM, and AC00-45F, but none of them indicated anything about the heading. |
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