
This module trains you to plan, monitor, and adjust routes using charts, radio aids, GNSS, wind correction, fuel logic, and real cockpit decision-making.
Read and apply aeronautical charts, tracks, bearings, and navigation logs.
Calculate heading, groundspeed, ETA, fuel, wind correction, and diversion choices.
Use radio navigation and GNSS concepts for commercial route monitoring.
Make safe navigation decisions when weather, traffic, or routing changes.
Air Navigation is trained with practical cockpit workload, exam-style decisions, and professional pilot habits.
Timed heading, ETA, fuel, and diversion calculations build fast cockpit thinking.
Students practice route tracking, position fixing, and workload management during realistic legs.
Strong navigation skill is essential for CPL checks, airline screening, and safe commercial operations.
Detailed classroom notes, instructor guidance, and downloadable resources can be added from the CPL Module editor.