EASA NAV(A)intermediate
69. TC 165°, TAS 90 kt, wind 130°/20 kt. What is TH?
Answer
158°
Explanation
The wind's cross-track component requires a correction of about 7° left, resulting in a heading near **158°**. **Key takeaway:** Wind direction is reported from the direction it comes. **Glossary:** WCA: wind correction angle.
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