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Forum: Professional Pilot Training (includes ground studies)

1st Jan 2018, 10:29

Replies: 20

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Posted By Officer Kite

Upon further inspection there's really not much...

Upon further inspection there's really not much to it, however it would confuse many I imagine because at first sight it looks a handful. I'm pretty confident it is not on the syllabus otherwise we...

Forum: Professional Pilot Training (includes ground studies)

1st Jan 2018, 09:41

Replies: 20

ATP question

Views: 3,875

Posted By Officer Kite

Ok, but how would you have calculated 4 degrees...

Ok, but how would you have calculated 4 degrees for example in Q1? Like using the principle of increasing our heading going west in the NH, we also have 278 as an option ... I'm certainly interested...

Forum: Professional Pilot Training (includes ground studies)

31st Dec 2017, 20:13

Replies: 20

ATP question

Views: 3,875

Posted By Officer Kite

Jaair Are the formulas you have used on the...

Jaair

Are the formulas you have used on the syllabus? That brings back my applied mathematics days from school :} Everything on the ATPL syllabus regarding these questions is solvable by the...

Forum: Professional Pilot Training (includes ground studies)

31st Dec 2017, 14:12

Replies: 20

ATP question

Views: 3,875

Posted By Officer Kite

Fair enough well OK here it goes. Q 1 -> ...

Fair enough well OK here it goes.

Q 1 ->

For this we need to use the conversion angle formula.

CA = 1/2 (Change in Longitude x SIN Latitude)

From the question we can establish our...

Forum: Professional Pilot Training (includes ground studies)

30th Dec 2017, 23:41

Replies: 20

ATP question

Views: 3,875

Posted By Officer Kite

Apologies, i didn't mean to come across as...

Apologies, i didn't mean to come across as dismissive or rude towards asking a question. I am an ATPL student myself and have used this forum in the past for difficult concepts. It's just that there...

Forum: Professional Pilot Training (includes ground studies)

30th Dec 2017, 18:07

Replies: 20

ATP question

Views: 3,875

Posted By Officer Kite

extremely basic questions, the most simple...

extremely basic questions, the most simple application of the conversion angle formula for the first and a knowledge of 60nm being equal to 1 degree of longitude should have the second solved for you...

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