Chapter 7.1 - An Introduction to Navigation Flashcards
In broad terms, what is involved with Air Navigation?
Navigate an Aircraft from A to B.
A Pilot will need to measure the ‘x’ from A to B on a Navigation Chart?
Direction.
A Pilot will need to determine the ‘x’ between A and B on a Navigation Chart?
Distance.
A Pilot will need to calculate the ‘x’ of the Aircraft through the air for the height and power selected?
Speed.
What two factors will the Pilot need to determine with regards to Wind?
- Estimate Wind Velocity.
- Effect of Wind in Flight.
When flying the Pilot will need to what with regards to Navigation Chart?
Fly an accurate direction and speed.
When flying what should the Pilot do with regards to the flight itself?
Check the progress and make adjustments if required.
Name the five main elements of Air Navigation?
- Direction.
- Distance.
- Wind.
- Speed.
- Time.
In chronological order, name the parts of a typical cross-country flight (6)?
- Planning.
- Pre-Takeoff.
- Setting Heading.
- The Climb.
- The Cruise.
- The Descent.