EASA NAV(A)intermediate
Arrange the steps in the correct order to convert a navigation direction from a True reference to a Compass reference.
Answer
Start with True direction, Apply variation, Obtain magnetic direction, Apply deviation to obtain compass direction
Explanation
The conversion proceeds from true reference through magnetic reference to compass reference. Apply the sign conventions specified for variation and deviation. **Key takeaway:** True → magnetic → compass. **Glossary:** Variation: true/magnetic correction; deviation: magnetic/compass correction.
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