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"This Third Edition of 'Global Navigation for Pilots: International Flight Techniques and Procedures' is written and updated by Dale DeRemer, Ph.D. and Gary Ullrich, and serves as the continuation of what has been the definitive textbook on the subject since 1993. Covers long-range navigation techniques and procedures, and international flight planning, systems, and regulations; also trans-oceanic navigation and European flight planning. Topics include: GPS, RVSM airspace, featureless terrain navigation,celestial concepts important to pilots, ICAO aircraft registry information, and how to get your flight department ready to fly internationally. Fully illustrated, and includes glossary and index"--

This Third Edition of "Global Navigation for Pilots: International Flight Techniques and Procedures" is written and updated by Dale DeRemer, Ph.D. and Gary Ullrich, and serves as the continuation of what has been the definitive textbook on the subject since 1993. Covers long-range and trans-oceanic navigation techniques and procedures, and international flight planning, systems, and regulations. Topics include: GPS, RVSM airspace, featureless terrain navigation, celestial concepts important to pilots, ICAO aircraft registry information, and how to get your flight department ready to fly internationally. Fully illustrated in B/W, and includes glossary and index.
Foreword xiii
About the Authors xv
1 Introduction and International Regulations 1(28)
The Arrangement and Use of This Book
1(2)
Notes on the Book's Contents
1(2)
What's New in this Third Edition?
3(1)
Introduction to Global Navigation
3(3)
Earlier Days of Navigation
3(2)
The Science and Art of Navigation
5(1)
Sources of Navigational Information
5(1)
A Historical Background of International Air Law
6(1)
The Question of Sovereignty in Airspace
6(1)
The Paris Convention 1919
6(1)
The Havana Convention 1928
7(1)
Worldwide International Law
7(2)
The Warsaw Convention 1929
7(1)
The Chicago Conference 1944
8(1)
The History of ICAO
9(1)
The Bermuda Agreement 1946
9(1)
ICAO-The Organization Described
10(10)
The Assembly
10(1)
The Council
10(1)
The Secretariat
10(1)
ICAO Rules
11(8)
ICAO Signals
19(1)
The Safe Transport of Dangerous Goods by Air
20(1)
ICAO Identifying Codes
20(7)
Aircraft Nationality and Registration Marks
20(1)
International Airport Identifiers
20(7)
Questions for Class Groups or Individual Study
27(2)
2 Earth Reference Systems 29(12)
Location
29(1)
LOP and Fix
29(1)
FRD
30(1)
Direction
30(2)
Terms of Direction
30(1)
Great Circle and Rhumb Line Direction
31(1)
Distance
32(1)
Latitude and Longitude
32(5)
Size and Shape of the Earth
32(1)
Great and Small Circles
33(1)
Latitude and Longitude as a Reference System
33(3)
A Change in the Geodetic Referencing System
36(1)
Summary
37(1)
Study Questions
38(3)
3 Maps and Charts 41(22)
Charts vs. Maps
41(2)
Charts and Projections
41(1)
Choice of Projection
42(1)
Classification of Projections
43(14)
Azimuthal Projections
43(3)
Cylindrical Projections
46(4)
Conic Projections
50(7)
Aeronautical Charts
57(4)
Scale
57(3)
Jeppesen Sanderson
60(1)
Governments
61(1)
What's New in Aeronautical Charts?
61(1)
Study Questions
61(2)
4 Basic Navigation Instruments 63(20)
Introduction
63(1)
Direction
63(2)
Basic Instruments
63(1)
Earth's Magnetic Field
64(1)
Compasses
65(14)
Magnetic Compass
65(1)
Direct Indicating Magnetic Compass
65(3)
Compass Compensation
68(1)
Vertical Card Compasses
69(1)
Magnetic Compass Errors
70(1)
Remote Indicating Magnetic Compass
71(1)
Gyroscopes as Directional Indicators
72(2)
Gyrocompass Errors
74(3)
Using the Gyrocompass in the North
77(2)
Track
79(1)
Driftmeter
79(1)
Study Questions and Exercises
80(3)
5 Basic Navigation Techniques 83(16)
Introduction
83(1)
Dead Reckoning Navigation
83(7)
The Running Fix
86(1)
The Single LOP Approach
87(1)
Precision Dead Reckoning
88(2)
Doppler
90(1)
Explanation of Terms
90(1)
Plotting
91(7)
Plotting Procedure, Mercator Chart
91(1)
Plotting Procedures, Lambert Conformal and Gnomonic Charts
92(6)
Study Questions and Class Discussion
98(1)
6 International Trip Planning and Preparation 99(40)
The Checklist
99(1)
Checklists for Pilots Flying Private or Commercial Aircraft
99(1)
Planning
100(12)
Planning Resources
100(4)
Obtaining the Proper Aeronautical Charts for your International Flight
104(3)
Other Vendors for Worldwide Aeronautical Charts
107(3)
Planning Services
110(1)
Preliminary Planning
111(1)
International Flight Planning-the Concept
112(1)
Prepare for What to Expect Upon Arrival
112(1)
The International Flight Plan Form
113(9)
Form Completion Instructions
113(1)
Completing the Flight Planning Process
114(1)
International Flight Planning Services (IFPS)
114(8)
Study Questions
122(1)
Appendix: Excerpt from ICAO Document 4444
123(16)
7 Trans-Oceanic and Trans-Wilderness Planning 139(60)
Flight Planning for Remote, Wilderness and Sparsely Settled Areas
139(2)
Canada and Areas of Featureless Terrain
140(1)
Flight Planning for the North Atlantic
141(5)
Key Sources for Compliance
142(1)
NAT Doc 007: Ops Approval and System Requirements for Flight in the NAT HLA
142(1)
Understanding the Organized Track System (OTS)
143(1)
Flight Operations Below the NAT HLA
143(1)
NAT Doc 007: Checklists for Pilots and Dispatchers
143(3)
Classic Concepts You Should be Aware of
146(1)
ETOPS
146(1)
Mach Number Technique
146(1)
Reduced Vertical Separation Minimum (RVSM) Airspace
147(1)
Finishing the Planning Job
147(3)
ETP and the Wet Footprint
147(3)
More Pilot Aids for Trans-Wilderness Flight
150(7)
Appendix: Canadian AIP (Excerpt-Part 1 General)
157(8)
Appendix: ICAO North Atlantic Operations Manual (NAT Document 007) Excerpts
165(34)
8 International Flight Operations 199(52)
Operational Considerations for International Flight
199(3)
Cabotage
199(1)
Other Entry Requirements
199(1)
The Nine "F's" of International Flight
199(3)
North Atlantic (NAT) Operational Considerations
202(1)
Oceanic Airspace
202(1)
Preflight Procedures
203(5)
Clearances
203(1)
Obtaining a Clearance
203(1)
Oceanic Clearances
203(3)
ATC System Loop Errors
206(1)
International Air Traffic Control Phraseology
206(1)
ATC Flight Plans
207(1)
In-Flight Procedures
208(1)
In-Flight Contingencies
208(1)
Procedures for Conducting the Flight in the NAT
209(6)
North Atlantic Operations Bulletin 2017-005, Oceanic Checklist
209(1)
Leaving the Ramp
209(2)
While on Airways
211(1)
ATC Oceanic Clearance
211(1)
Approaching the Ocean
211(1)
Oceanic Boundary Position Report
212(1)
Position Reporting Procedures
212(1)
Routine Monitoring
213(1)
Approaching Landfall
214(1)
Monitoring During Distractions from Routine
214(1)
Avoiding Confusion Between Magnetic and True
214(1)
Navigation in the Area of Compass Unreliability
214(1)
North Atlantic Procedures-An Example Flight
215(13)
Route Planning
215(3)
Track Planning
218(1)
PRMS-Preferred Route Message
218(1)
Preflight
218(1)
ETOPS Planning
218(1)
Takeoff and Enroute Alternates
219(1)
Loading the Nav Systems
219(1)
From Launch to Coast-Out Point
220(1)
In NAT Airspace
220(1)
In-Flight Emergencies
221(1)
Nearing the Coast-In Point
221(1)
Arrival
221(1)
NAT Airspace-Changing Rules
222(6)
The Pacific Organized Track System (PACOTS)
228(4)
Introduction
228(1)
General Information and Requirements
228(2)
Aircraft System/Equipment Requirements
230(2)
WATRS/Caribbean Operations
232(14)
Caribbean, Central America, and South America
232(1)
"WATRS Plus" Control Areas
232(5)
South America and the Caribbean
237(7)
South America Weather Information
244(1)
Gulf of Mexico
245(1)
Appendix: Gulf of Mexico Operations - ICAO Documents 7030, 9613, 4444, Annexes 2, 6
246(1)
Appendix: FAA ADS-B Gulf of Mexico Expansion
247(4)
9 Flying in Europe 251(8)
European Air Traffic Flow Management
251(3)
Organization and Procedures
251(1)
Flight Plan Filing Requirements
252(1)
The Slot Allocation Process
253(1)
The Flexible Use of Airspace Concept Within Europe-Conditional Routes
253(1)
A Few Words About Joint Aviation Authorities (JAA)
254(1)
JAR, JAR-Ops, EU-Ops and EASA
254(1)
Hints for Flying in Europe
254(1)
Flying Within the European Control System: An Example Flight
255(4)
Example Flight
255(4)
10 International Weather 259(12)
Aviation Weather Information
259(1)
Meteorological Code
259(1)
International Surface Reports (METAR)
260(7)
General
260(1)
Reporting Type, Time and Reporting Station
260(1)
Wind
260(1)
Visibility
260(1)
Runway Visual Range
261(1)
Present Weather
261(1)
Clouds
261(1)
Temperature and Dew Point
262(1)
Altimeter Setting
262(1)
Trend Forecast (Not used in U.S.)
262(1)
Remarks
262(1)
Airborne Reports
263(4)
Forecasts (TAFs)
267(1)
Terminal Forecasts
267(1)
VOLMETs
268(1)
ICAO Annex 3-Meteorological Services for International Air Navigation
268(1)
Definitions
268(1)
World Area Forecast System and Meteorological Offices
268(1)
New Stuff?
269(1)
Study Questions
269(2)
11 Inertial Navigation 271(22)
Introduction
271(1)
Inertial Navigation System Basics
272(6)
Principles of Strapdown Inertial Navigation
278(8)
Introduction
278(3)
Modes of Operation
281(5)
Theory of Operation
286(5)
Accelerometer Principle of Operation
286(1)
Triple-Axis Navigation Computation
286(1)
Laser Principle of Operation
287(3)
The Pilot's Perspective About INS Errors
290(1)
Procedures and Regulations
291(1)
RNP
291(1)
Study Questions
291(2)
12 Global Positioning System 293(26)
Where to Find Current System News and Updates
293(1)
GPS System Overview
293(6)
General System Description
293(2)
System Technical Description
295(2)
System Performance
297(1)
Navigation Using GPS
298(1)
GPS Specification and Design Issues
299(2)
System Availability
299(1)
Geometric Dilution of Precision
300(1)
User Range Accuracy
300(1)
Satellite Elevation Angle (Masking Angle)
300(1)
External Aids
300(1)
Figure of Merit
301(1)
Aiding Capabilities for a GPS Receiver
301(3)
Types of Aiding
301(1)
Aiding During Acquisition of Initial Track
302(1)
Aiding to Replace a Satellite Measurement
303(1)
Aiding to Maintain Satellite Track
303(1)
GPS System Tools for Pilots
304(1)
ADS-B SAPT
304(1)
Receiver Autonomous Integrity Monitoring (RAIM)
304(1)
Differential GPS
304(2)
Introduction
304(1)
Differential GPS Concept
305(1)
DGPS Implementation Types
305(1)
WAAS and LAAS
306(4)
LPV Approaches Around the World
308(2)
GPS Error Sources
310(6)
Selective Availability (SA) Errors
310(1)
Ionospheric Delays
310(1)
Tropospheric Delay Error
310(1)
Ephemeris Errors
310(1)
Satellite Clock Errors
310(1)
Positioning Errors and DGPS
310(1)
Additional GPS System Errors
311(2)
Pilot Error
313(3)
GPS Use in North and South Polar Regions
316(1)
GPS Peripheral Systems
316(1)
ADS-B In and Out
316(1)
GPS, in a Nutshell
316(1)
Study Questions
317(2)
13 New Systems and the Changes They Bring ADS-C, RNAV, CPDLS, and RNP 319(20)
Upcoming Changes to Approaches
319(7)
RNAV versus RNP
319(1)
Enroute Flight: RNP and RNP Levels
319(1)
Localizer Performance with Vertical Guidance
320(1)
Localizer Navigation Without Vertical Guidance
321(1)
RNAV and RNP Leg Types
321(1)
RNP Instrument Approach Procedures with Authorization Required (AR)
322(4)
Automatic Dependent Surveillance - Broadcast (ADS-B)
326(3)
ADS-B Out
327(1)
ADS-B In
327(1)
Automatic Dependent Surveillance - Contract (ADS-C)
327(1)
Traffic Information Services - Broadcast (TIS-B)
327(2)
Automatic Dependent Surveillance - Rebroadcast (ADS-R)
329(1)
Flight Information Services - Broadcast (FIS-B)
329(1)
Controller to Pilot Datalink Communication (CPDLC)
329(3)
CPDLC - A Basic Description
329(1)
CPDLC Information Published in the Applicable State AIP
330(2)
Important Terms and Concepts
332(1)
Study Questions
333(1)
Appendix: Key Terms Glossary
334(5)
14 Flight Management Systems 339(18)
FMS Navigation
339(1)
System Description
339(10)
Introduction
339(1)
Navigation Management Functions
340(1)
Navigation Modes
341(1)
Database
342(1)
Navigation Database Currency
343(1)
Guidance
344(1)
Map Displays
344(1)
ICAO Document 9613: FMS Functions and Display Requirements
344(5)
Controls
349(5)
Control Display Unit
349(5)
Navigation
354(2)
Study Questions
356(1)
15 Time 357(18)
A Concept of Vital Importance to Pilots
357(1)
The Evolution of the Calendar
358(5)
The Calendar of Romulus
358(1)
The Numa Calendar
358(1)
The Julian Calendar
358(2)
The Gregorian Calendar
360(1)
The First Almanacs
360(1)
The Greek Olympiads
360(1)
The Hebrew Calendar
361(1)
The French Revolutionary Decimal Calendar
361(1)
The Soviet Russia Experiments in Calendar Changing
361(1)
The Julian Day of the Astronomers
362(1)
Calendar Improvement
362(1)
Kinds of Time
363(2)
Universal Time
363(1)
Stellar or Sidereal Time
363(1)
The Earth's Rotation and Universal Time
363(1)
Ephemeris Time
364(1)
Length of the Year
365(1)
The Timekeepers
365(2)
NBS and USNO
365(1)
The Bureau International de I'Heure
366(1)
History of Time Broadcasts
366(1)
Standard Time Zones and Daylight-Saving Time
367(2)
How Pilots Know What Time It Is
369(1)
Time From the Sky
369(5)
Measuring Time
369(1)
Apparent Solar Time
370(1)
Mean Solar Time
370(1)
Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) and Universal Coordinated Time (UTC)
371(1)
Local Mean Time (LMT)
371(1)
Relationship of Time and Longitude
372(1)
Relationship of Time and Latitude
372(2)
Study Questions
374(1)
16 Navigation System Errors and Limitations 375(12)
Risk Management
375(1)
Navigation System Limitations
375(2)
The Mandatory Accuracy Check
377(1)
The Gross Error Check
377(6)
Procedures Used to Minimize Errors
377(2)
The Use of a Master Document
379(1)
FAA Sample Checklists
380(1)
Clearances
380(1)
From ICAO NAT Doc. 007
381(2)
Guarding Against Complacency-A Caution
383(2)
Rare Causes of Errors
383(1)
More Common Causes of Errors
383(1)
Hints to Help Avoid Complacency
384(1)
Study Questions
385(2)
17 Celestial Concepts 387(14)
Celestial Navigation
387(1)
Celestial Concepts
388(2)
Motions of Celestial Bodies
390(1)
Apparent Motion
390(1)
Seasons
391(1)
Celestial Coordinates
391(3)
The Celestial LOP
394(2)
Observed Altitude
395(1)
True Azimuth
396(1)
The Celestial Fix
396(1)
Duration of Daylight
397(3)
Altitude Effect
398(2)
Study Questions
400(1)
18 The Future of International Operations 401(20)
Future Directions
401(6)
NextGen New Technology Programs
401(2)
FAA Resource Guides and Online Documents
403(1)
ICAO Documents and Websites
403(4)
Online Options-International Flying Information
407(3)
The Bottom Line
407(3)
The Last Word
410(2)
Appendix Fact Sheet - FAA Caribbean Initiative
412(4)
Appendix: Ops Group Blog - New NAT Contingency Procedures for 2019
416(5)
Appendix 421(20)
Readings in International Etiquette and Customs
423(2)
Acronyms/Abbreviations Glossary
425(16)
Index 441