Chapter 16, Area Navigation Flashcards

1
Q

Waypoints are defined geographically by

A

Latitude and longitude

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2
Q

SIDs are used during the following flight
phase

A

Departure

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3
Q

Accurate area navigation using DME–DME
requires

A

Horizontal range

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4
Q

Rho–theta is an expression for which area
navigation solution?

A

VOR–DME

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5
Q

Navigation legs are defined by

A

Bearing and distance

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6
Q

Specific information for each navigation aid is
contained in the

A

Control display unit

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7
Q

Flying a parallel track requires a specified

A

Cross track deviation

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8
Q

A three-dimensional waypoint is
defined by

A

Latitude, longitude, altitude

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9
Q

Autotuning of navigation aids is used by
RNAV systems to

A

Select the best navigation aids for optimised area navigation

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10
Q

Cross track deviation is displayed on the CDU
and

A

HSI

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11
Q

The navigation database is normally
updated

A

Every 28 days

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12
Q

A four-dimensional waypoint is defined by

A

Lateral position, altitude and time

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13
Q

VORTAC navigation aids comprise which
two facilities

A

VOR and TACAN

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14
Q

RNP-2 requires that the aircraft

A

Is maintained within two nautical miles of
the specified flight path

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15
Q

An area navigation position calculated from
two DME stations is referred to mathematically as

A

Rho–rho

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