What characteristic do latitude and longitude angles have in Lambert Conformal Conic Projection?

In the Lambert Conformal Conic Projection, latitude and longitude angles are preserved so that they remain identical to those on the ground. This is a defining feature of conformal projections. The primary purpose of this type of projection is to maintain accurate angles and shapes over limited areas, making it particularly useful for aeronautical charts and certain mapping applications where precise navigation is essential.

In such projections, while distances and scale may be distorted, the angles between lines (and thus the bearings for navigation) are represented faithfully. This characteristic allows pilots and navigators to rely on the map for accurate directional navigation, as the representation of latitudes and longitudes directly corresponds to their real-world geographic positions.