Chapter 7.1 - An Introduction to Navigation Flashcards

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Q

In broad terms, what is involved with Air Navigation?

A

Navigate an Aircraft from A to B.

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Q

A Pilot will need to measure the ‘x’ from A to B on a Navigation Chart?

A

Direction.

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Q

A Pilot will need to determine the ‘x’ between A and B on a Navigation Chart?

A

Distance.

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4
Q

A Pilot will need to calculate the ‘x’ of the Aircraft through the air for the height and power selected?

A

Speed.

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Q

What two factors will the Pilot need to determine with regards to Wind?

A
  • Estimate Wind Velocity.

- Effect of Wind in Flight.

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Q

When flying the Pilot will need to what with regards to Navigation Chart?

A

Fly an accurate direction and speed.

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7
Q

When flying what should the Pilot do with regards to the flight itself?

A

Check the progress and make adjustments if required.

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Q

Name the five main elements of Air Navigation?

A
  • Direction.
  • Distance.
  • Wind.
  • Speed.
  • Time.
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Q

In chronological order, name the parts of a typical cross-country flight (6)?

A
  • Planning.
  • Pre-Takeoff.
  • Setting Heading.
  • The Climb.
  • The Cruise.
  • The Descent.
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