EASA NAV(A)basic
Terrestrial navigation means orientation by instrument readings during visual flight.
Answer
false
Explanation
Terrestrial navigation is orientation by visible ground features. Instrument-based navigation relies on instrument indications and is a different method. **Key takeaway:** Terrestrial means using features on Earth as visual references. **Glossary:** **Instrument navigation**: Navigation based on instrument indications rather than direct ground-feature observation.
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