Air Navigation
Description
Key Topics Covered:
- Principles of Navigation and Direction
- Time-Speed-Distance Calculations
- Â Altimetry and Compass Errors
- Â Radio Aids: VOR, DME, ADF, GPS
- Â Flight Planning and Enroute Procedures
- Chart Work and Plotting
Overview:
Air Navigation is the backbone of flight operations. It teaches you how to determine position, plan routes, and manage time, distance, and fuel effectively during flight.
This subject helps aspiring pilots develop essential skills in chart reading, flight planning, radio navigation, and instrument interpretation — all crucial for CPL, ATPL, and DGCA examinations.
Master the art of accurate navigation and situational awareness to ensure safe and efficient flights in all weather conditions.
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