EASA NAV(A)basic
Select ALL features preferred for visual orientation according to the material.
Answer
Rivers, Railroads, Highways
Explanation
The preferred features are conspicuous, continuous **rivers, railroads, and highways**. Small tracks and creeks are less reliable as primary orientation references. **Key takeaway:** Prefer prominent features that can be positively identified. **Glossary:** Landmark: recognizable feature used for navigation.
Related Questions
- What distance corresponds to one degree of latitude along any meridian?(basic)
- What is the distance between 150°E and 151°E along the equator?(basic)
- What is the difference in latitude between A (12°53′30″N) and B (07°34′30″S)?(basic)
- At approximately which latitudes are the Earth's two polar circles—the Arctic Circle and the Antarctic Circle—located?(basic)
- At latitudes other than the equator, one degree of longitude spans less distance than one degree of longitude at the equator.(basic)
Want to practice more questions like this?
Join myBenkio free and practice past questions for your Nigerian university courses with AI explanations for every answer.
Start Practicing Free