What should you do if the wind is established from your left while flying towards a VOR set to 090°?

When flying towards a VOR set to 090°, the goal is to intercept the 090° radial emanating from that VOR station. If the wind is coming from the left, it will affect your aircraft's path, causing it to drift to the right of the intended track.

In this situation, maintaining a heading of 090° will allow you to counteract the wind's influence by keeping your aircraft aligned with the radial. Although the wind is pushing you off your desired course, holding the heading of 090° helps ensure that you are flying toward the VOR and will eventually intercept the radial as you approach the station.

This method of flying directly into the wind direction avoids unnecessary deviations that could complicate navigation and helps maintain a clear and efficient approach to the VOR. Adjustments may be necessary based on real-time observations and navigational aids, but the fundamental strategy of maintaining the desired heading in the face of crosswinds is a key principle in navigation.