This navigation hub covers both traditional radio flying and modern planning tools. It explains how to tune, identify and track VOR and NDB stations, interpret bearings and course deviation, and fly a DME arc without relying solely on the moving map.
You will also find practical guidance on Little Navmap for route planning, airport information, performance profiles and live simulator connection, alongside considerations when choosing a flight-tracking application or website. Answers from the Fly Away team focus on repeatable cockpit techniques, common confusion over headings and courses, and the simulator settings or data connections needed for reliable position tracking.
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