The Maximum Elevation Figure (MEF) is the bold number in every sectional grid square - here's what it means, how it's calculated, and how to use it in your cross-country planning.
PatternLearn what the Maximum Elevation Figure (MEF) on a sectional chart really tells you and how to use it to avoid controlled flight into terrain.
PatternLearn to read the blue Maximum Elevation Figure on sectional charts and use it to pick a safe, legal VFR cruise altitude.
PatternLearn how the Maximum Elevation Figure (MEF) on sectional charts keeps you safely above terrain and obstacles during VFR cross-country flights.
PatternLearn how to read the Maximum Elevation Figure on a sectional chart and turn it into a safe VFR cruising altitude.
PatternLearn how the Maximum Elevation Figure (MEF) on sectional charts sets a safe terrain floor for your cross-country cruising altitude.
PatternThe Maximum Elevation Figure is the little blue number in every sectional grid that guarantees terrain and obstacle clearance - here's how to use it.
PatternLearn what the Maximum Elevation Figure (MEF) on a sectional chart really means and how to use it to plan a safe cross-country cruise altitude.
PatternWhat the Maximum Elevation Figure (MEF) on a sectional chart means, how it's built, and how to turn it into a safe cruising altitude.
PatternLearn to read the sectional's Maximum Elevation Figure, apply FAR 91.159, and pick checkpoints you can actually spot from the air.
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