Preview of the E6B Teacher
This is a preview The E6B Teacher. A pocket version of the E6B Flight Computer that not only works as an E6B but can also generate practise questions for you
Read moreGNAV ATPL Video: Formation of the Solar System
This video shows how the orbital plane of Earth was formed and why it is in a disc with the orbital planes of the other seven planets. I’m rewriting the GNAV ATPL study book for CAE so expect more videos and images the coming week or so.
Read moreLooking for the ATPL question Database?
Try this torrent It’s and old JAA ATPL database from 2009. I don’t know where it comes from but enjoy. And kids, remember, listen to your friend the Rentapilot, study responsibly! Do not “click” your exams Let me know if the torrent works.
Read moreID No. Q5561 – GNAV ATPL E6B
ID No. Q5561 – General Navigation Given: Required course 045º(M); Variation is 15ºE; W/V is 190º(T)/30 kt; CAS is 120 kt at FL 55 in standard atmosphere. What are the heading (ºM) and GS?
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ATPL GNAV Exam Q12910: Great Circle & Rhumb Line
The initial great circle track from A to B is 080º and the rhumb line track is 083º. What is the initial great circle track from B to A and in which Hemisphere are the two positions located? A: 260º and in the northern hemisphere. B: 260º and in the southern hemisphere. C: 266º and ...
Read moreATPL GNAV Exam Practise: Departure
ID No. Q4302 – General Navigation The ‘departure’ between positions 60ºN 160ºE and 60ºN ‘x’ is 900 NM. What is the longitude of ‘x’? A: 145ºE B: 140ºW C: 170ºW D: 175ºE
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