SACAA CPL General Navigation Practice Questions - SACAA Commercial Pilot Licence (Aeroplane) General Navigation Examination Exam

A Great Circle is the shortest distance between two points whose plane passes through the centre of the Earth, whereas a Rhumb Line crosses all meridians at a constant angle A Rhumb Line is the shortest distance between two points, while a Great Circle maintains a constant true heading All parallels of latitude \are Great Circles, whereas meridians of longitude \are Rhumb Lines A Great Circle track maintains a constant track direction relative to Magnetic North, while a Rhumb Line changes track continuously