Latitude and Longitude on Sectional Charts are crucial for passing the Remote Pilots Part 107 Exam. In this video, we break down how to read coordinates, decode degrees, minutes, and seconds, and explain why latitude lines appear farther apart than longitude lines.
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Topics Covered:
✅ What are latitude & longitude?
✅ How to read coordinates on sectional charts
✅ Why longitude lines converge at the poles
✅ How degrees, minutes, and seconds work in navigation
✅ Tips for precise location identification
VIDEO Clarification: 🤚 🧐
03:24 Degrees Vs. Nautical Miles
06:18 Degrees Vs. Nautical Miles
1 degree of latitude = 60 nautical miles (NM) anywhere on Earth.
1 degree of longitude = 60 nautical miles ONLY at the equator.
As lines of longitude move toward the poles, the distance of 1 degree of longitude shrinks because meridians converge.
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