Unit 1 INAV 1: Radio Aids to Navigation

INSTUMENT NAVIGATION

UNIT 1

INAV 1: RADIO AIDS TO NAVIGATION

Terminal Objectives, Enabling Objectives, and Enabling Steps are established by

CNATRAINST 1542.54K.

TERMINAL OBJECTIVES:

Navigate an aircraft via visual references and navigation instruments with the

assistance of a flight instructor.

ENABLING OBJECTIVES:

C.1

Maintain a specified course given radio aids to navigation and flight information

publications (FLIP), with instructor assistance as required within 8 degrees or 3nm of course.

C.1.1 Identify aircraft position relative to an operable TACAN/VOR station, given a Tactical

Air Navigation (TACAN)/VHF Omnidirectional Range (VOR) and FLIP, without error.

C.1.2 Recall the characteristics of radio aids to Navigation given an oral or written

examination 80% accuracy.

SKILLS DEVELOPMENT UNIT: This academic unit interfaces with all INAV flights.

MODE OF INSTRUCTION: This unit is a classroom lecture presentation designed to

acquaint you with the characteristics of radio aids to navigation. The lecture outline lists the

characteristics you will be required to know.

INSTRUCTIONAL AIDS: Radial Magnetic Indicator (RMI)

REFERENCE: NATOPS Instrument Flight Manual

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