EASA NAV(A)basic
Which ground features should preferably be used for visual-flight orientation?
Answer
Rivers, railroads, highways
Explanation
Prominent, continuous features such as **rivers, railroads, and highways** are easier to recognize and follow than minor tracks, boundaries, or power lines. **Key takeaway:** Select conspicuous and dependable landmarks. **Glossary:** Visual reference: a visible feature used to establish position or direction.
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