11K views · 513 reactions | Increíble video captado gracias al RVSM( reduced vertical separation minimum) Boeing 747 a 35,000ft debajo de un Boeing 737 a 37,000ft captado desde un B777 a 33,000 fts. | PilotviewGlobal | Facebook

3.9K views · 78 reactions | This is how 1000 feet separation looks like  thanks to the Reduced Vertical Separation Mininum (RVSM). | Aviation My Love | Facebook

DAA on Instagram: "⚡ DAA Quiz of the Day – Quiz No. 3! ⚡ Aviation is all about precision, and separation standards keep our skies safe. 🛫 Can you get this right? 👉 Question: What is the standard separation between two aircraft flying at the same altitude under RVSM airspace? A) 1000 ft B) 2000 ft C) 500 ft D) 1500 ft 💭 Drop your guess in the comments & vote in our story poll! ✅ Answer: It’s 1000 ft. 👉 Why? RVSM stands for Reduced Vertical Separation Minimum. It applies between FL290 (29,000

Jet.Nerd on Instagram: "Ever noticed planes flying so close at cruising altitude and wondered how it’s safe? That’s thanks to RVSM – a system that halves the vertical separation between aircraft from 2,000 ft to just 1,000 ft! Key Facts: 1️⃣ Altitude Band: FL290 to FL410 (29,000–41,000 ft) 2️⃣ Purpose: More capacity & efficiency – more planes can fly at fuel-saving altitudes. 3️⃣ Requirements: • RVSM-certified aircraft • Precise altimetry systems, autopilot & alerting • Regulatory approval & con

Taner Göçer's Astronomy Page on Instagram: "Have you ever seen another plane whilst flying? 😲 Because of flight paths pilots are often flying "close" to other planes! How close do planes fly to each other? What is the distance for flying aircraft set by the regulations? Commercial aircraft flying below 29,000 feet must maintain a vertical separation of 1,000 feet. Any higher and the separation increases to 2,000 feet, except in airspace where Reduced Vertical Separation Minimum (RVSM) applies.