Depends on altitude and horizontal spacing but that is a general rule of thumb

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May 28, 2015
7:31:21pm

61_Shasta

Depends on altitude and horizontal spacing but that is a general rule of thumb

Below 29K, minimum separation is 300 feet and above that an ATC can stack them at 600 apart but generally they maintain 1,000.

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61_Shasta

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how close have you seen another airline while at cruising altitude? Was on a

OmahaThunderCoug

5/28/15 6:29pm

Hard to tell. It looked to be about 1/4 mile away.

byuluvr

5/28/15 6:35pm

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MMCougIII

5/28/15 11:46pm

Looked like it. It was to the right of my plane. I had the window seat

byuluvr

5/29/15 12:00am

they must be at least 1000 feet apart vertically

blucoug18

5/28/15 6:38pm

Depends on altitude and horizontal spacing but that is a general rule of thumb

61_Shasta

5/28/15 7:31pm

RE: how close have you seen another airline while at cruising altitude? Was on

Mathew

5/28/15 7:00pm

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