Calibrated & True Air Speed

CAS/TAS: Column of the "Navigation Log" that provides a convenient way to obtain, calculate, and list the following air speed information used for filing the Flight Plan with the FAA, and during flight:

• CAS: Calibrated Air Speed: Indicated Air Speed adjusted for installation, position, and instrument errors, and obtained from the "Pilots Operator Handbook."
• TAS: True Air Speed: Air speed used for calculating Wind Correction Angle, and filing the Flight Plan with the FAA Briefer

Where: Indicated Air Speed is the speed displayed by the aircraft's Air Speed Indicator.

Task:

1. Obtain the following information:
   1. Calibrated Air Speed from the "Pilots Operator Handbook," and enter it as follows
   2. Altimeter Setting from WX-BRIEF
2. For each Individual Leg: Calculate the True Air Speed, using the following information, and an E6-B:
   • Calibrated Air Speed and Altimeter Setting (from Step 1)
   • Cruising Altitude from the "Navigation Log"

   and enter the result as follows.
3. Select the True Air Speed for the longest Leg, and enter it into the "Flight Plan" section as follows.