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According to ICAO recommendations, what is the rate of elevation correction for the runway above MSL?

1 % for every 100 m of elevation above MSL
7 % for every 300 m of elevation above MSL
2 % for every 500 m of elevation above MSL
2 % for every 300 m of elevation above MSL

Correct Answer: 7 % for every 300 m of elevation above MSL

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