EASA NAV(A)basic
101. An aircraft receives QDR 225°. Where is it relative to the ground station?
Answer
Southwest
Explanation
A 225° bearing from the station points southwest, so the aircraft is southwest of the station. **Key takeaway:** QDR points outward from the ground station. **Glossary:** QDR: magnetic station-to-aircraft bearing.
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