flight navigation

Flight navigation involves guiding an aircraft from one location to another using a combination of tools and systems. Pilots use GPS, radio signals, and onboard instruments to determine their precise position. They follow pre-planned routes, known as flight plans, and use navigational aids like ground-based beacons and waypoints to stay on course. Air traffic control provides instructions for safe, coordinated movement through busy airspace. Modern aircraft also have autopilot systems that help maintain the desired path, ensuring efficient, accurate, and safe travel from departure to destination.