What direction is indicated if a pilot is NE of the VORTAC and heading 360°?

When a pilot is to the northeast (NE) of a VORTAC facility and is heading on a magnetic heading of 360°, it means they are flying directly north. In this scenario, the aircraft's position north of the VORTAC means that to reach the VORTAC, the pilot must fly southward toward it. Therefore, with a heading of 360°, which is north, the pilot is indeed flying directly towards the VORTAC.

Understanding the relationship between the aircraft's position and its heading is key. In this case, being to the northeast of the VORTAC while flying north leads directly toward the facility, as the direction being flown (north) points toward the VORTAC from the northeast position of the aircraft. This is why the answer accurately indicates that the movement is directly toward the VORTAC.