Navigation and Flight Planning

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Navigation and Flight Planning NavLogs!

Charles Lindbergh & Spirit of St Louis Roosevelt Field, Long Island, NY – Paris, France First flight between New York and Paris

Types of Navigation Pilotage – Reference to visible landmarks Dead Reckoning – Computations based on time, distance and speed Radio/Area Navigation – Reference to land-based radio stations or GPS satellites

Terminology Navlog – Navigation Log Course – intended path of travel Magnetic Variation – Difference between True and Magnetic North Isogonic Line – Visual depiction of magnetic variation on the map Magnetic Deviation – Compass error due to installation and aircraft interference True Course – First line drawn on the map True Heading – True course corrected for wind Magnetic Course – True heading corrected for magnetic variation Compass Heading – Magnetic course corrected for magnetic deviation (what you read on the compass to fly your intended route)

Materials Note taking Materials NavLog Charts Chart Supplement Plotter E6B Calculator/Brain

NavLog Front and Back Complete

Where are we Going? KOXR to KSMX Depart KOXR, climb to 065 Direct RZS, KIZA What is that and how do we figure it out?

KOXR KSMX ??? ?????????????????????????????? ?????????????? ??????????????

KOXR 261 KSMX 1,261 118.05 121.15 121.9 119.05 121.9 124.15 134.95 118.3 124.7 121.9 135.5 122.1 134.95 118.3

Cruise Altitude? Oddballs go East Terrain Limitations Airspace We should probably use some checkpoints so that we don’t get lost. Altitude Changes Course Changes Speed Changes 25-40nm Straight Leg Easily Identifiable Prominent Features Roads/Rivers

Why this route of flight? Terrain Airspace Alternate Airports/Landing Sites Visibility Weather (Preliminary Look/Outlook Briefing)

KOXR KSMX TOC 065 RZS 065 KIZA 065 TOD 065 KSMX 065 261 1,261 118.05 121.9 134.95 124.7 135.5 121.15 119.05 124.15 118.3 122.1 TOC 065 RZS 065 KIZA 065 TOD 065 KSMX 065

Variation: Differences in magnetic field between True North and Magnetic North. Deviation: Compass errors due to installation in aircraft True Course (TC): First line on the map…this line True Heading (TH): TC corrected for wind Magnetic Heading (MH): TH corrected for variation Compass Heading (CH): MH corrected for deviation

KOXR KSMX TOC RZS KIZA TOD 065 065 065 065 065 -13 -13 -13 -13 -13 261 1,261 118.05 121.9 134.95 124.7 135.5 121.15 119.05 124.15 118.3 122.1 TOC RZS KIZA TOD 065 -13 065 114.9 RZS -13 122.8 065 -13 065 -13 065 -13

Distance and True Course

KOXR TOC 065 RZS KIZA TOD KSMX Time to get weather! 76 304 -13 291 261 1,261 118.05 121.9 134.95 124.7 135.5 121.15 119.05 124.15 118.3 122.1 TOC RZS KIZA TOD -13 114.9 122.8 304 291 313 065 76 16.2 Time to get weather!

METAR Winds and Temperatures Aloft AVIATIONWEATHER.GOV Standard Briefing:

KOXR TOC 065 RZS KIZA TOD KSMX -13 304 291 313 16.2 76 53 08 300 15 15 261 1,261 118.05 121.9 134.95 124.7 135.5 121.15 119.05 124.15 118.3 122.1 TOC RZS KIZA TOD -13 114.9 122.8 304 291 313 065 16.2 76 53 08 300 15 15 270 00 15 270 00 15 270 00 00 000 13

Performance Charts: Section 5 of the POH/AFM READ THE FINE PRINT!

KOXR TOC 065 RZS KIZA TOD KSMX 14.5 74 19 119 16.2 119 12 119 14 119 261 1,261 118.05 121.9 134.95 124.7 135.5 121.15 119.05 124.15 118.3 122.1 TOC RZS KIZA TOD -13 114.9 122.8 304 291 313 065 16.2 76 300 270 000 08 15 00 13 53 14.5 11 3.8 74 19 119 119 12 119 14 119

Calculating Wind Correction Angle and Ground Speed (E6B) 304 291 66

KOXR TOC 065 RZS KIZA TOD KSMX 74 19 119 12 14 -13 304 291 313 16.2 76 261 1,261 118.05 121.9 134.95 124.7 135.5 121.15 119.05 124.15 118.3 122.1 TOC RZS KIZA TOD -13 114.9 122.8 304 291 313 065 16.2 76 300 270 000 08 15 00 13 11 3.8 14.2 74 119 66 -4 287 -3 288 275 106 -5 308 295 107 19 12 14 105 53

Time and Fuel! 10 1.6 9 1.5

KOXR TOC 065 RZS KIZA TOD KSMX 74 19 119 12 14 -13 304 291 313 16.2 76 261 1,261 118.05 121.9 134.95 124.7 135.5 121.15 119.05 124.15 118.3 122.1 TOC RZS KIZA TOD -13 114.9 122.8 304 291 313 065 16.2 76 300 270 000 08 15 00 13 11 3.8 14.2 74 119 66 -4 287 -3 288 275 106 -5 308 295 107 19 12 14 105 53 10 1.6 9 1.5 7.5 1.2 7 1.1