Changeover point is defined as what?

• A. The point along the route used to determine wind correction.
• B. A location on a map for VOR coverage.
• C. A point along the route or airway segment between two adjacent navigation facilities or waypoints where changeover in navigation guidance should occur.
• D. A waypoint marking the boundary of airspace.

Answer: (C)

Changeover point is the point along a route where you switch navigation guidance from one navaid to the next as you move from one facility or waypoint to another. This location lies on the segment between two adjacent navigation facilities or waypoints and marks where the changeover in navigation guidance should occur to maintain continuous, reliable navigation. It’s about handing off from one source to another, not about wind correction or charting VOR coverage, and not about airspace boundaries.