Air Navigation (Red Bird)
Description
Key Points:
- Fundamentals of visual and radio navigation for pilots
- Interpretation of aeronautical charts and airspace classification
- Navigation planning using wind triangle and flight computer
- Practical use of compass, VOR, ADF, GPS, and RNAV systems
- Accurate time, distance, fuel, and endurance calculations
- Dead reckoning techniques under normal and abnormal conditions
- Introduction to radio navigation procedures and limitations
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