Refer to figure or ALICANTE - Chart 10-3A from Jeppesen GSPRM 2017.
Your departure is via CATON 3A and you are cleared to FL80. Due to a restriction you have to remain at 2000 ft until passing VOR/DME ALT. QNH is 1040 hPa, ROC is 800 ft/min and GS is 133 kts. When are you going to reach the top of climb (ToC)?
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The aircraft is are cleared to FL80. However, the pilot must maintain 2000 ft (QNH set) until passing ALT VOR.
Altitude Correction = 1040 - 1013 = 27 hpa = 27 x 30 = 810 ft
Pressure altitude = 2000 - 810 = 1190 ft
- The aircraft must climb from approx. 1200 ft to 8000 ft = 6800 ft at a ROC of 800 ft/min.
Climb time = 6800 / 800 = 8.5 minutes.
Ground distance = (8.5 / 60) x 133 = 18.8 NM (approx. 19 NM - The aircraft will reach its Cruising altitude 19 NM after starting the climb at ALT VOR.
Distance from VOR to VILNA = 20 NM
Airplane will reach Cruising altitude 1 NM before VILNA.
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