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What is the scale of a World Aeronautical Chart (WAC)?
What is the scale of a World Aeronautical Chart (WAC)?
- 1:250,000 (1 inch = 3.43 nautical miles)
- 1:1,000,000 (1 inch = 13.7 nautical miles) (correct)
- 1:2,000,000 (1 inch = 27.4 nautical miles)
- 1:500,000 (1 inch = 6.86 nautical miles)
What type of navigation does Inertial Navigation rely on?
What type of navigation does Inertial Navigation rely on?
- Accelerometers and gyroscopes (correct)
- Compasses and altimeters
- GPS and satellites
- Sonar and radar
What is the primary purpose of a VFR Terminal Area Chart?
What is the primary purpose of a VFR Terminal Area Chart?
- Enhance safety for navigation and flying
- Act as a road map for pilots
- Assist pilots in Class B airspace (correct)
- Provide detailed topographical information
How does the scale of a Sectional Chart compare to that of a World Aeronautical Chart (WAC)?
How does the scale of a Sectional Chart compare to that of a World Aeronautical Chart (WAC)?
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What type of data does an Aerodrome Chart primarily provide?
What type of data does an Aerodrome Chart primarily provide?
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Which method of Air Navigation involves navigation by reference to landmarks or reference points on a map?
Which method of Air Navigation involves navigation by reference to landmarks or reference points on a map?
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What does Dead Reckoning navigation rely on for computations?
What does Dead Reckoning navigation rely on for computations?
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Which type of navigation uses Radio Navigation Aids like VOR and NDB-ADF?
Which type of navigation uses Radio Navigation Aids like VOR and NDB-ADF?
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What do heading and groundspeed determine in the context of Air Navigation?
What do heading and groundspeed determine in the context of Air Navigation?
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Which method of Air Navigation involves navigating using the position of the stars?
Which method of Air Navigation involves navigating using the position of the stars?
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