What is the unit for the oil quantity display in the Airbus A320 ECAM?

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  • Welcome to Aviation.SE. Could you edit your question and add the type of aircraft you are asking for?
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  • Thanks. I edit it to A320. Eng Cfm 56-5B
    – Hồng Văn Nguyễn
    3 hours ago















Welcome to Aviation.SE. Could you edit your question and add the type of aircraft you are asking for?
– Noah Krasser
4 hours ago




Welcome to Aviation.SE. Could you edit your question and add the type of aircraft you are asking for?
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4 hours ago












Thanks. I edit it to A320. Eng Cfm 56-5B
– Hồng Văn Nguyễn
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Thanks. I edit it to A320. Eng Cfm 56-5B
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The answer is actually in the image: Below "OIL", it says "QT", which according to the "Abbreviations" table under "General Information" in the A320 FCOM, means




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The answer is actually in the image: Below "OIL", it says "QT", which according to the "Abbreviations" table under "General Information" in the A320 FCOM, means




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The answer is actually in the image: Below "OIL", it says "QT", which according to the "Abbreviations" table under "General Information" in the A320 FCOM, means




Quart (US)




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The answer is actually in the image: Below "OIL", it says "QT", which according to the "Abbreviations" table under "General Information" in the A320 FCOM, means




Quart (US)




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