ATPL – 062 Radio Navigation

ATPL – 062 Radio Navigation

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Provides comprehensive coverage of radio-navigation theory and navigation aids, including NDB, VOR, DME, ILS, radar, RNAV, FMS and GNSS, together with their operating principles and operational limitations.

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Provide a detailed understanding of radio-navigation theory, conventional navigation aids, radar, RNAV/FMS concepts, and satellite navigation.

 

Core Syllabus Areas

  • Basic radio propagation theory, frequency behaviour, wave propagation, and antenna fundamentals.
  • Conventional radio aids, including ground D/F, NDB/ADF, VOR, DME, ILS, and MLS.
  • Radar fundamentals, including pulse techniques, primary and secondary radar, airborne weather radar, and transponder logic.
  • Area navigation systems and RNAV/FMS principles.
  • GNSS concepts, including GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, and augmentation systems.
  • Positioning accuracy, integrity, availability, and practical navigation-system use.

 

Key Competencies

  • Understand how each navigation aid works and what its limitations are.
  • Interpret radio-navigation indications correctly in en-route and approach contexts.
  • Distinguish between bearing, radial, distance, and path guidance information.
  • Understand FMS and RNAV logic at a conceptual-operational level.
  • Recognise the operational strengths and vulnerabilities of satellite navigation.

 

22 Pages.

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