EASA NAV(A)intermediate
On an aeronautical navigation chart, an NDB is plotted at a position 12 minutes of latitude north of the 48°N parallel and 6 minutes of longitude west of the 013°E meridian. What are the geographical coordinates of this NDB?
Answer
N48°12′, E012°54′
Explanation
The supplied question-bank key identifies SBG at **N47°58′, E012°54′**. The other coordinate pairs refer to different chart locations. **Key takeaway:** Read the latitude and longitude at the aid's plotted position. **Glossary:** NDB: non-directional radio beacon.
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