There is no such thing a the depth of the transition level. The transition level is the lowest flight level available for a particular flight. If yo...
It looks like you have got it. You would still need to be given the four hour split duty rest period but, for the purpose of calculating the next off...
I encourage students to draw a diagram. Turn your page sideways and use the blue lines as hour markers. [attachment=1150]UTC:EST.png[/attachment]
Firstly, you should consult your flying instructor for techniques to use to control the final approach. If your approaches are consistently either to...
The CAR/CASR/CAO extracts that are available for download from our web page have been approved by CASA and may be used in the exam room. The conditio...
The question actually says you are planning a flight to an off-shore island. The AIP says that the distance from land must not exceed 25nm. So, if a...
This extract from the IREX book might help also. [attachment=1149]Pages from IREX all.pdf[/attachment]
It depends on how old they are. You should get by with Nav and Performance but you will need to check our errata page for changes in those publicatio...
Thanks for your detailed reply Ben. For everybody's information, the definition of gusts and squalls can be found the the Bureau of Meteorology's Avi...
Actually from the feed-back I've had the wording of the question is often "The maximum weight of fuel that can now be placed in the auxiliary tanks[i]...
There is a big difference between an RNAV/GNSS Approach and a GNSS or DME Arrival procedure. You do not need recency on an RNAV/GNSS Approach to use ...
That was a typo in the explained answers. Temperature in the stratosphere no longer decreases with increased height. It has already been changed in ...
You have made a valid point when it comes to the definition of Vso. I will include the phrase 'landing configuration' in the print of the text. In e...
You are assuming that the reason why you were left of the required track was because of the wind. It is not necessarily the wind that puts you on a tr...
Also, an isothermal layer is an indication of extreme stability - not instability. The environmental lapse rate in an isothermal layer is zero. That...