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User 112
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Dear All,

Just 2 questions..

1. If the word "charter" appears in a fuel question, do I automatically include a variable reserve of 15%?

2. For EOD questions, should I always assume and calculate that the acft must be in the cct area 10 minutes before EOD and use that time as the time to work backwards from to get the latest departure time from the place of departure?

Exam Tuesday week!

Many thanks for previous help. It is much appreciated.



   
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User 96
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Gday pannier,

1. Spot on!
2. Spot on! (for exam questions, in practice though you might be cutting it fine :silly: )

Remember not to include any reserves in that 10min before EOD..

Cheers,

Talk about a quick reply eh? Right place, right time 😆


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Bob Tait
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If a question specifies a charter flight then you certainly do need to include the variable reserve. The exam assumes you are complying with the recommendations of the CAAP 234.

As far as the 10 minutes is concerned, if a question asks for the hours of daylight 'available', then you need not consider the 10 minutes, because the 10 mins is available i.e. you are not illegal if you use it - but you must not PLAN to use it.

On the other hand, if a questions asked how many hours of daylight are available for PLANNING a flight, then you must consider the 10 mins.



   
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User 112
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Wow! talk about lightning speed!

Thank you very much again!



   
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User 112
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It's the fine detail that gets you!

The ways of the cyber exams are subtle, indeed. Got both q wrong based on my lack of knowledge of those two important points.

But now...forewarned is forearmed!



   
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