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Home > Exam Questions > ATPL - Airline Transport Pilot Licence > General Navigation > For the geodesic from CRN NDB (53°18.1'N, 008°56.5'W) to BEL VOR (54°39.7'N, 006°13.8'W), calculate the average magnetic track as the arithmetic mean of the initial and final true tracks, converted using an assumed area variation of 7°W. Use WGS84 and round the final track and distance to the nearest degree and nautical mile. What values are obtained?

211 - ATPL Question Bank in English - For the geodesic from CRN NDB (53°18.1'N, 008°56.5'W) to BEL VOR (54°39.7'N, 006°13.8'W), calculate the average magnetic track as the arithmetic mean of the initial and final true tracks, converted using an assumed area variation of 7°W. Use WGS84 and round the final track and distance to the nearest degree and nautical mile. What values are obtained?

Question 211 - General Navigation - ATPL - Airline Transport Pilot Licence

General Navigation - For the geodesic from CRN NDB (53°18.1'N, 008°56.5'W) to BEL VOR (54°39.7'N, 006°13.8'W), calculate the average magnetic track as the arithmetic mean of the initial and final true tracks, converted using an assumed area variation of 7°W. Use WGS84 and round the final track and distance to the nearest degree and nautical mile. What values are obtained?

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