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05/08/2023
Point of No Return.
It is the furthest point away from the departure aerodrome you can go and still come back to the departure aerodrome within the PNR endurance/Safe endurance.
Nowadays, they call PNR as PSR - Point of Safe Return.
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What is Endurance?
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02/06/2023
Air Speed Indicator(ASI) is simply a dynamic pressure gauge which is calibrated to read in airspeed (knots).
Dynamic pressure = Total Pressure - Static pressure.
11/03/2023
QDM - Magnetic bearing to the station.
QDR - Magnetic bearing from the station.
QTE - True bearing from the station.
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28/02/2023
ICAO Annex
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14/02/2023
Winglets reduces wing tip vortices, therefore reduces induced drag and reduces fuel burn.
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30/01/2023
RVSM - Reduced Vertical Separation Minimum
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06/11/2022
For A320 pilots.
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25/10/2022
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15/10/2022
The above Figure illustrates the relationships and the regulatory margins between the certified speeds (VS1G, VMCG, VMCA, VMU, VMBE, VTIRE), and the takeoff operating speeds (V1, VR, VLOF, V2).
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23/09/2022
A rhumb line is a curve that crosses each meridian at the same angle.
This curve is also referred to as a loxodrome (from the Greek loxos, slanted, and drome, path).
Although a great circle is a shortest path, it is difficult to navigate because your bearing (or azimuth) continuously changes as you proceed. Following a rhumb line covers more distance than following a geodesic, but it is easier to navigate.
All parallels, including the equator, are rhumb lines, since they cross all meridians at 90°. Additionally, all meridians are rhumb lines, in addition to being great circles.
A rhumb line always spirals toward one of the poles, unless its azimuth is true east, west, north, or south, in which case the rhumb line closes on itself to form a parallel of latitude (small circle) or a pair of antipodal meridians.
The above figure depicts a great circle and one possible rhumb line connecting two distant locations.
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01/09/2022
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