✅ Understand VOR | VHF Omnidirectional Range | What is VOR

[@calebbyers]

"Non precision approaches, to be precise." I like it 🙂

[@DenisOmahoney-i1n]

Thank you l use 95.98 Windows very impressed with your lesson

[@ATPLStudent]

I'm glad you have found it helpful

[@SAMEERHAMIDALTAWQ]

Will you plz gives us easy way how to understand the holding and the three types of entries.

[@rapinncapin123]

Good video

[@ATPLStudent]

Glad you liked it, make sure you check out other pilot related topics in the channel

[@Flytrev]

Thanks for the help!!😁

[@ATPLStudent]

You are most welcome, thanks for watching

[@MrCed0802]

Thanks. Looking forward to new videos

[@ATPLStudent]

Glad you like them!

[@sunnywet]

could you add subtitles so as to make it easy for non-english learners to understand?

[@ATPLStudent]

Sure, will keep that in mind in the upcoming videos. thank you for your suggestions

[@halalisanilushaba7025]

DME VHF signals? Not UHF

[@ATPLStudent]

DME standalone uses UHF band. However, as most DMEs are co-located with VORs nowadays they both use one common frequency out of the VHF band

[@MikeDiaz-mf4jz]

Wow bri-ish HAHAHA

[@Robertass2000]

great topic too bad so hard to understand your speech.