If a pilot is instructed to land on Rwy 27 using a straight approach, what should be the heading?

When a pilot is instructed to land on Rwy 27, the runway number corresponds directly to its magnetic heading. Runway numbers are indicated by the first two digits of their magnetic azimuth, rounded to the nearest 10 degrees. For Runway 27, the heading is 270 degrees. This means that when approaching the runway for landing, the pilot should aim their aircraft toward a heading of 270 degrees.

Using this heading ensures that the aircraft aligns correctly with the centerline of the runway, allowing for a safe and accurate landing. The other options do not correspond to the appropriate heading for landing on Runway 27, which is defined by its alignment in relation to magnetic north.