This is the third video of a short three part series about polar stereographic charts. Polar stereographic can seem really confusing and I want to share with you the method I was taught, so that if you get one in your G-Nav or Ops ATPL exam you'll be able to get through it quickly and accurately.
This video carries on from the first two - video one was a simple introduction to polar stereographic charts and what their point is (watch it here!), while video two introduced the method I use with some sample questions (watch it here!). This third video carries on with more sample questions.
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