Involved aptitudes
This test focuses on your spatial ability to interprate and locate yourself via a set of reading and numerical informations. It is especially designed to train for the COMPASS tests.
COMPASS - Spatial orientation
Rules
3 dials give a position in 2D space. You must infer which aircraft corresponds. Frome left to right, you are given the following dials: a compass gives the aircraft magnetic heading. An artificial horizon gives the attitude. A plane with an arrow (respectively red, green, or grey) descends, climbs or flies levelled. A left, vertical or right arrow indicates the turn direction. A plane with no arrow is levelled and flying ahead. Finally, the orange needle of the right dial (RMI) points toward the NDB (the star at the middle).
Example
In this example, the heading is 050°. Besides, the plane rolls 60° on its left and flies levelled. The NDB is on a 30° relative left bearing. Correct answer is 1).
Timing
You must answer 20 questions in 4mins.