E6B flight computer (or "Whiz Wheel") is a circular slide rule used for essential navigation and performance calculations. Mastery involves using the Calculator Side for time/speed/distance and the for heading and groundspeed. Core Calculations & Verified Exercises
Mastering the (or "Whiz Wheel") is a core skill for any pilot. Below are verified practice exercises designed to test your proficiency on both the Calculator Side (time, speed, distance) and the Wind Side (groundspeed, headings). 1. Speed, Time, and Distance (Calculator Side) e6b flight computer exercises verified
Fuel calculations function identically to time-speed-distance, with replacing distance. Problem C : Your aircraft burns . How much fuel is used during a E6B flight computer (or "Whiz Wheel") is a
Given Pressure Altitude 3,000' and OAT 10°C . Verified Result: 3,100'. 🛠️ Step-by-Step Training Resources Below are verified practice exercises designed to test
The "wind side" of the E6B calculates your and Groundspeed (GS) .
The reverse side features a sliding grid used to solve wind-related problems. Wind Correction Angle (WCA)
Your aircraft burns 9.5 gallons per hour (GPH). You plan to fly for 2 hours and 20 minutes. How much fuel will you consume?