What information does the NAV 2 page display?

The NAV 2 page display provides detailed situational awareness regarding the aircraft’s position and navigation information. Specifically, it shows the aircraft's current position in latitude and longitude coordinates, alongside the bearing and distance to the nearest VOR (VHF Omni-directional Range). This information is critical for pilots to navigate effectively, ensuring they understand their exact location relative to navigational aids.

The other options do not represent the specific content of the NAV 2 page. For instance, altitude and speed are typically displayed on different pages or instruments, such as the airspeed or altimeter indicators. Flight plan details are presented on a dedicated flight plan page that focuses on waypoints and routes rather than real-time position. Weather conditions are usually monitored through dedicated weather displays or radar systems, not within the NAV 2 page. Thus, the unique offering of positional awareness and navigational reference makes the correct answer relevant and accurate.