Pilottitaso
Pilottitaso refers to a standard altitude level used in aviation to ensure safe separation between aircraft, particularly in controlled airspace. It is a specific altitude assigned by air traffic control (ATC) for aircraft to fly at. These levels are not arbitrary but are based on a standardized system designed to prevent collisions. The concept of pilottitaso is crucial for maintaining order and safety in the skies, especially in busy air traffic corridors.
The term "pilottitaso" is often used interchangeably with "flight level" or "altitude level." In aviation, altitudes
Below certain altitudes, aircraft switch to using local altimeter settings provided by ATC, which are based