The Wind Correction Angle, the E6B, and Why You Point the Nose Off Course to Fly a Straight Line
Learn how the wind correction angle works, why you point the nose off course to fly straight, and how to solve it on an E6B.
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The Wind Triangle, the E6B, and Solving for the Heading That Actually Gets You to Oshkosh
Learn how to solve the wind triangle with an E6B to find the heading and groundspeed that actually get you to your destination.
PatternThe heading you planned versus the heading you fly and the five corrections between your plotter and your compass
Learn the five corrections that convert a true course from your sectional chart to the compass heading you actually fly.
PatternTurns around a point on the checkride and the wind correction angle you keep getting backwards
Master turns around a point with correct wind correction techniques that prevent the most common checkride failures.
PatternThe E6B wind side and the wind correction angle that keeps your cross-country from drifting into the next county
Learn how to calculate wind correction angle using the E6B flight computer to keep your cross-country flight on course.
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