Which two radials make up V9 between MCB and MHZ?

Which two radials make up V9 between MCB and MHZ?

• A. Sqs 341
• B. Glh 143, mhz 320
• C. MhZ 350, sqs 171
• D. Mcb 001, mhz 179

Answer: (D)

VOR airways are defined by the specific radials from each end VOR that line up to form the route between the stations. For the segment of V9 between MCB and MHZ, the path is set by flying outward from MCB on radial 001 and then arriving at MHZ on radial 179 (the reciprocal from the opposite VOR). Radials are magnetic bearings from the VOR, so 001 is basically just north-northeast, and 179 is almost due south. This pairing creates the straight V9 segment between the two VORs. The other options don’t provide the matching radials from MCB and MHZ that define this same route.

VOR airways are defined by the specific radials from each end VOR that line up to form the route between the stations. For the segment of V9 between MCB and MHZ, the path is set by flying outward from MCB on radial 001 and then arriving at MHZ on radial 179 (the reciprocal from the opposite VOR). Radials are magnetic bearings from the VOR, so 001 is basically just north-northeast, and 179 is almost due south. This pairing creates the straight V9 segment between the two VORs. The other options don’t provide the matching radials from MCB and MHZ that define this same route.