EASA NAV(A)advanced
93. Given QTE 229° and VAR 10°W, what is QDM?
Answer
059°
Explanation
Convert the true bearing from station to aircraft into the magnetic bearing from aircraft to station, including the reciprocal and variation adjustment; the result is **059°**. **Key takeaway:** Q-code conversions require both reference conversion and reciprocal direction. **Glossary:** QTE: true bearing from station to aircraft; QDM: magnetic bearing to station.
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