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Execution & Monitoring of the Passage Plan
Why most accidents happen after the plan was “completed” Contents Use the links below to jump to any section: 1. Why Execution Is the Most Dangerous Phase Most…
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Under-Keel Clearance (UKC) Planning
Why “we had enough water” is one of the most dangerous sentences on a bridge Contents Use the…
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XTE Limits – Alarms vs Reality
Why Cross Track Error is a warning tool, not a safety margin Contents Use the links below to…
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Waypoints, Tracks & Course Design
Why good routes look boring — and bad routes look precise Contents Use the links below to jump…
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No-Go Areas & Safety Margins
Why safe navigation is about where you refuse to go — not where you intend to pass Contents…
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Passage Planning – A→P→E→M Explained
Why plans fail without thinking — and why compliance alone is not safety Contents Use the links below…
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Dead Reckoning and Estimated Position
DR & EP Knowing where you should be — when you don’t know where you are Contents Use…
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Chart Interpretation
How to read what the chart is actually telling you — and why misunderstanding charts sinks ships Contents…
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Running Fixes
How navigators turn movement into position — and why this method punishes assumptions Contents Use the links below…
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Transits
When alignment means certainty — and why professionals trust a moment Contents Use the links below to jump…
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Ranges & Leading Lines
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Bearings & Lines of Position