Which heading is 110 degrees?

Which heading is 110 degrees?

• A. Pond to Pond Creek
• B. Bend to Gator
• C. SITE X to Tree Field
• D. ABLE to FISH

Answer: (D)

Heading here means the direction you would fly from the starting point to the destination, measured clockwise from north. On a VFR chart, you determine this by drawing a line from the first location to the second and reading the bearing along that line. The line from ABLE to FISH aligns with east-southeast, which corresponds to about 110 degrees. So the magnetic heading to fly from ABLE to FISH is approximately 110 degrees. The other routes on the map do not line up with that 110-degree direction, so they aren’t the correct heading. Remember that these headings are magnetic, as used on charts for navigation.

Heading here means the direction you would fly from the starting point to the destination, measured clockwise from north. On a VFR chart, you determine this by drawing a line from the first location to the second and reading the bearing along that line. The line from ABLE to FISH aligns with east-southeast, which corresponds to about 110 degrees. So the magnetic heading to fly from ABLE to FISH is approximately 110 degrees. The other routes on the map do not line up with that 110-degree direction, so they aren’t the correct heading. Remember that these headings are magnetic, as used on charts for navigation.