The only thing the AIP has to say about it is in AIP ENR 1.1 para 8.8.5.2- [i]"When thunderstorms or there associated severe turbulence or their a...
This is a common source of confusion and it is indeed all about grammar. When you are considering whether or not you need an alternate you must ask y...
Congratulations Hpound, I'm not surprised to hear that you passed - you obviously put a lot of preparation into it. All the best with the rest of yo...
The way I interpret that one is that if the flight is landing weight limited, then you cannot take-off on a weight that will cause the aircraft to be ...
Cloud base could be either AMSL or AGL and it would need to be specified e.g. base 382 feet AGL or AMSL as the case may be. However, the use of the w...
Thanks again to John for his usual excellent reply. We do, of course agree that the position on the datum is entirely up to the designer of the trim ...
It is probably simpler to convert to density height. However remember that in the CASA exam there will be no TAS tables or power tables given. The C...
I'm not sure what date your book is, but in the current print of the book choice (d) in Exercise 5 Question No 37 is "not beyond 5 DME" and not "not b...
No. The 5nm buffer is only required when you are establishing a lowest safe tolerance area. In this case you are simply calculating the distance fro...
You don't have enough information in the question to answer if you want to use the one-in-sixty rule. Your VOR is telling you you are 4° right of tra...
For VFR flights, your SARWATCH is based on a SARTIME nominated by you when you submit your flight plan. There would be no point in cancelling SARTIME ...
(A) looks good. A single engine instrument rating does not cover you for a twin. Also you would have to be endorsed on the aircraft type.
You don't compensate for wind when being radar vectored. But when you fly a SID, you do compensate for wind if the instruction is to 'track' in a cer...
It looks like you have an old book. I don't see that question in the current version of the RPL/PPL Volume 2 (replacing the PPL STUDY GUIDE. The MET...
That would depend on the type of operation. PVT or AWK you could get away with one aid (NDB). For CHTR or RPT, you would need two ADFs since both th...