CAR CASR in air law exam

[Blin]

Just a little confused on whether I need to take the CASR along with the CAR into the air law exam?

On the ASL site it says only the CAR ??

[Artificial Horizon]

Not required or allowed. See previous thread.

http://www.pprune.org/dg-p-general-aviation-questions/397683-atpl-air-law-casr.html

Good luck with the exam.

[Blin]

ahhhh cheers, wasn't sure if it was the same for cpl.:ok:

[over_centre]

I'm doing Air Law via AFT's distance course. None of the practice questions have required ERC's or TAC's yet ASL's booking confirmation says that the full set of these charts are required.

Can anyone who has done the exam lately advise whether any of their questions needed the charts?

[Bounceferret]

Not needed whatsoever, I didnt even take them into the exam

just AIP(10 tags), Ersa (5 tags), extract of CAO's and CAR's (no tags)

[over_centre]

Thanks BF.

Hope you passed it ok :)

[Bounceferret]

Yeh got through it ok :ok:
Though screwed the first 2 duty time questions (I think most do)
I'm not sure if anyone ever goes exceptionally well in Air Law, unless your a bureaucrat :8

[K3nnyboy]

hmmm has anyone read the premissible item for airlaw on teh CASA site??
It says:

"Airservices Page divider does not consider as tag"

Does that mean I could just go buy some blank divider from ASA and use them for exam purposes?? Such item can be found on the Airservices online store and it's blank so you could write your own note on it.:eek:
if that's the case, then it'd be a good news to us all!!:ok:

KB

[drpixie]

Don't miss the import bit - "blank divider". You write notes on it and the ASL nazi (like the soup nazi) will sensibly inform you that it's not a divider, it's a tag and is not allowed.