EASA NAV(A)basic
137. Which ground features are preferable for visual navigation?
Answer
Rivers, railroads, highways
Explanation
Large, distinctive, continuous features such as rivers, railroads, and highways are easier to identify and follow than minor or ambiguous features. **Key takeaway:** Prefer prominent, recognizable landmarks. **Glossary:** Visual navigation: position-finding using visible ground references.
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