Chapter 7.5 - Visual Aeronautical Charts Flashcards
Which chart is used for the visual approach phase?
Visual Terminal Chart (VTC).
Which chart is used for in flight phase?
En Route Chart (ERC).
Which charts is used for visual navigation en route phase, also known as topographical charts?
- World Aeronautical Chart (WAC).
- Visual Navigation Chart (VNC).
Which charts are used for the planning phase?
- En Route Chart (ERC).
- Planning Chart Australia (PCA).
What is the scale of VTC?
1:250,000.
Which ‘flight level’ does the VTC go up to?
FL 180.
Name two types of ERC and their ‘flight level’?
- High Series = Above FL 200.
- Low Series = Below FL 200.
What is the scale of a WAC?
1:1,000,000.
How many degrees Longitude and Latitude does a WAC cover?
6° Longitude and 4° Latitude.
What is the scale of VNC?
1:500,000.
What is the scale of PCA?
There is no scale for this chart.
Before using any chart, what’s the first factor that should be checked?
The current edition of the chart.
When using ERC and VTC, what should you incorporate before using these charts?
Any NOTAM amendments.
Bearings shown on charts (VTC and ERC) are always shown as what type of direction?
Magnetic.
What’s the best technique in estimating distances on a chart, without the use of a protractor and scale rule?
To use the graticule intersections as a compass.