EASA NAV(A)intermediate
98. Given QTE 203° and VAR 10°E, what is QDR?
Answer
193°
Explanation
QTE is the true outward bearing; convert to magnetic by subtracting 10°E, giving **193° QDR**. **Key takeaway:** East variation is subtracted for true-to-magnetic conversion. **Glossary:** QDR: magnetic bearing from station to aircraft.
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