Departure | Class 3 General Navigation | Great Circle | Rhumb line | DGCA | CPL | Ground Classes

[@omiixz31]

💓 i like it

[@doc.pilot10]

👍

[@avikumar8578]

Please upload next video of navigation

[@astroassetcapital5541]

You explain quite well.

[@harriz90]

why do we use cos for departure and sine for convergency formula?

[@JyotiDevi-gc8nk]

You are teaching very well... Sorry please tell me the full procedure of becoming pilot in indian airlines

[@libinnp8386]

How to find the distance between 37°40'10"S 114°50'25"E and 25°16'02"N 51°33'30"E

[@atulsuralkar5661]

Pls add your next 4 th loading on next days teaching after this..thnx

[@sakshikaushik714]

Sir when will you upload next video..

[@doc.pilot10]

Thank you for watching… please consider attending regular classes

[@atulsuralkar5661]

True

[@atulsuralkar5661]

What is the cost for learning...for PPL and cpl both...thnx

[@doc.pilot10]

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[@doc.pilot10]

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[@vanshshekhawat2066]

Sir the formula also includes cos of latitude.. Why u didn't used cos??

[@alanrichard8297]

Because we travelled in great circle at all questions

[@dishasharma3424]

Great lecture sir. Could you please tell how many questions from *Performance* will come in the navigation exam ?

[@doc.pilot10]

Around 7 to 10 questions....
But it's more important for airline entrances

[@dishasharma3424]

@@doc.pilot10 Thankyou

[@Whatsonyadoes]

Can I join your class sir?

[@doc.pilot10]

Sure, please contact 9652045612

[@48_neelkalma_xia41]

Its is dlong

[@_ReginaRChiru_A]

According to my calculation of the 2Q
59°47`+29°30` is 88°77`
And how come the answer you've given is 89°17`
Can u please explain for me sir?

[@Yajirobe999]

1 degree = 60 minutes

[@doc.pilot10]

In a degree, there cant be more than 60 minutes