Air Navigation (Oxford)
Description
Key Points:
- Principles of air navigation and the Earth’s geometry
- Map reading skills using aeronautical charts and projections
- Advanced flight planning techniques for cross-country navigation
- Use of navigation instruments including compass, VOR, ADF, DME, and GPS
- Time, distance, speed, and fuel planning with practical examples
- Dead reckoning methods and error correction techniques
- Radio navigation aids and basic area navigation concepts
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