The properties of a Lambert’s Conformal Chart are correctly listed as -

The properties of a Mercator Chart are correctly listed as-

A Rhumb Line track is -

A Great Circle Track is -

Magnetic Variation is defined as -

Magnetic Deviation is defined as -

An Agonic line is defined as -

Heading (HDG) is defined as -

True Air Speed (TAS) is defined as -

Track Made Good (TMG) is defined as -

Ground Speed (GS) is defined as -

Flight Plan Track is defined as -

Drift is defined as -

Wind Velocity (WV) is defined as -

Track Error (TE) is defined as -

Height is defined as -

Altitude is defined as -

Elevation is defined as -

QNH is defined as -

Pressure Height is defined as -

QFE is defined as -

A line drawn on the surface of a sphere which intersects all meridians at the same angle is called a -

A projection type used on a World Aeronotical Chart is -

An example of an aviation chart using a 1:1 000 000 scale is a -

A chart which shows angles and bearings correctly is said to be -

The direction in which WAC charts join accurately is -

One property of a Lambert Conformal Conic Projection is -

On a WAC chart, the curvature of the parallels of latitude are -

An example of an aviation chart using a Mercator projection is a -

The corrections made to IAS to give TAS are -

Rhumb Lines, on a VTC, appear -

Scale is contracted on a WAC -

Increasing the subscale reading of a sensitive pressure altimeter causes the main scale reading to -

One degree of latitude converted to nautical miles is equivalent to -

The VOR operates on the principle of -

An error associated with the VOR is -

An error associated with the Non Directional Beacon (NDB) is -

An error with the NDB/ADF is -

An NBD signal is received by an ADF in an inbound aircraft equipped with a fixed card ADF. The navigation information is presented as -

Coastal Refraction is an error which results in -

the direction you would fly from an airfield during summer so the EOD is later in LMT is

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NBD Errors

VOR Errors

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