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An aircraft plans a track of 090°T at a true airspeed of 120 knots with a wind of 30 knots from 040°T. Determine the heading and ground speed, showing your method. (6 marks)
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4/6 · ✓ Identifies the wind as a left crosswind with a headwind component
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the four forces of flight
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An aircraft plans a track of 090°T at a true airspeed of 120 knots with a wind of 30 knots from 040°T. Determine the heading and ground speed, showing your method. (6 marks)
Aviation · WACE
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✓ Identifies the wind as a left crosswind with a headwind component
✓ Applies drift in the correct direction to obtain a heading
△ Sets out the wind triangle method rather than stating a result
△ States whether the heading is true or magnetic and applies variation if required
Weak topics, resurfacing
the four forces of flight
stability and the three axes