TAS
True airspeed is the aircraft’s actual speed through the air mass around it. It differs from indicated airspeed because air density changes with altitude and temperature. Pilots use TAS for navigation, wind calculations, flight planning and performance calculations. In flight, it is obtained from instruments or avionics by correcting indicated airspeed for pressure and temperature effects.
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