EASA NAV(A)intermediate
120. Full CDI deflection means the aircraft is at least…
Answer
10° beside the selected course
Explanation
For the conventional VOR CDI, full-scale deflection represents approximately 10° angular displacement from the selected course. **Key takeaway:** CDI deflection is angular, not a fixed lateral distance. **Glossary:** CDI: course deviation indicator.
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