Give a bit more information about how Plane Guided works

plane/source/docs/guided-mode.rst

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 GUIDED Mode
 ===========
 
-The GUIDED mode is used when you want the aircraft to fly to a specific
-point on the map without setting up a mission. Most ground control
+GUIDED mode is used when you want the aircraft to fly to a specific
+point on the map, or in specific direction (heading) without setting up a mission. 
+
+Most ground control
 stations support a "click to fly to" feature where you can click a point
-on the map and the aircraft will fly to that location then loiter.
+on the map and the aircraft will fly to that location then loiter. If an 
+altitude is requested, the aircraft will fly at the current altitude until
+it reaches the target location, then will loiter down or up to the requested
+altitude. 
+
+The guided mode heading feature isn't supported by Mission Planner or QGroundControl, but can be
+requested via MavLink commands or using Lua. If the aircraft receives a GUIDED_CHANGE_HEADING
+command it will fly indefinitely towards the heading in degrees. 
+
+The altitude and desired airspeed 
+groundspeed of the vehicle to fly at can be set using the GUIDED_CHANGE_ALTITUDE and GUIDED_CHANGE_SPEED
+MavLink commands. If the aircraft is flying in Guided "heading" sub-mode then it will try to
+achieve the altitude as it flies since there is no "end point" to a heading target for a final loiter.
+
+For more information about this, see the MavLink GUIDED_CHANGE_HEADING documentation 
 
 The other major use for GUIDED mode is in :ref:`geo-fencing <geofencing>`.
 When the geo-fence is breached the aircraft will enter GUIDED mode, and