Cruise flight is the phase of flight after climb and before descent, when the aircraft is flown mainly at a planned altitude, power setting and speed. It is used to cover most of the route efficiently and steadily. In this phase, pilots maintain heading, altitude and engine settings, and monitor fuel, weather, traffic and navigation. They also expect routine ATC instructions such as frequency changes, route updates or altitude changes.
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