The Radio Navigation volume provides the student with the necessary information to pass the JAR ATPL (A) examinations in Radio Navigation and provides a grounding for type rating pilot form the basics of wave theory to the practical application of radio aids for navigation and precision/non-precision approaches. The learning objectives for the JAR ATPL (A) examination also include radar principles and their application to ground radar, primary and secondary surveillance radar, and airborne weather radar. With the increasing acceptance of Global Positioning Systems (GPS) as an aid to navigation, there is also a discussion on Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) and Area Navigation Systems (RNAV).

Chapters of Radio Navigation include:

* Radio Aids
* Self-contained and External-Referenced Navigation Systems
* Basic Radar Principles
* Area Navigation Systems
* Basic Radio Propagation Theory