Bob Tait Air Law Extract + CAO 20-95.2
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Bob Tait Air Law Extract + CAO 20-95.2
I've started studying for my air law exam and have been getting pdfs of all the docs (AIP book, CASR, CAR CAOs) so I can go el cheapo and print them at Officeworks. I've noticed on Bob Tait's site there is a CPL air law extract that has been approved for use in the exam. I was wondering if anyone had any experience using this in the test and if they felt it was lacking certain aspects that were needed.
Aside from that, I've been struggling to find a combined document for CAO 20-95.2 on the Federal Register of Legislation. I was going to just print out whatever shows up while searching but it appears you can only search individual parts (e.g 20.1, 20.13 etc), and seeing as they are not displayed in the correct order I am concerned I may miss an important section. I was wondering if anyone knew of a more efficient way to get a hold of the CAOs.
Thanks a tonne!
Aside from that, I've been struggling to find a combined document for CAO 20-95.2 on the Federal Register of Legislation. I was going to just print out whatever shows up while searching but it appears you can only search individual parts (e.g 20.1, 20.13 etc), and seeing as they are not displayed in the correct order I am concerned I may miss an important section. I was wondering if anyone knew of a more efficient way to get a hold of the CAOs.
Thanks a tonne!
The least inefficient way would be to print them from your EFB. Grab a rainforest of paper for your printer, though.
There is no authoritative ‘combined’ file in existence with all of the CAOs, so far as I am aware. That’s probably because changes are frequently made to individual CAOs. Therefore you should note that your printed collection will be probably be out of date the minute after you’ve printed it, and certainly out of date within a few weeks or so.
Or you could wait until 1998, because that’s when the new, simple, outcomes-based harmonised regulations will be completed and supersede all the CAOs.
There is no authoritative ‘combined’ file in existence with all of the CAOs, so far as I am aware. That’s probably because changes are frequently made to individual CAOs. Therefore you should note that your printed collection will be probably be out of date the minute after you’ve printed it, and certainly out of date within a few weeks or so.
Or you could wait until 1998, because that’s when the new, simple, outcomes-based harmonised regulations will be completed and supersede all the CAOs.
The owners of the copyright have granted a licence of all content (except the Commonwealth Coat of Arms) of the Federal Register of Legislation, which includes CAOs, to share (copy and redistribute in any medium or format) and to adapt (remix, transform, and build upon) content for any purpose, even commercially. There are conditions. You can find them on the Register home page.
Or you could wait until 1998, because that’s when the new, simple, outcomes-based harmonised regulations will be completed and supersede all the CAOs.
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Or you could wait until 2098, because that’s when the new, simple, outcomes-based harmonised regulations will be completed and supersede all the CAOs.
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I've started studying for my air law exam and have been getting pdfs of all the docs (AIP book, CASR, CAR CAOs) so I can go el cheapo and print them at Officeworks. I've noticed on Bob Tait's site there is a CPL air law extract that has been approved for use in the exam. I was wondering if anyone had any experience using this in the test and if they felt it was lacking certain aspects that were needed.
Aside from that, I've been struggling to find a combined document for CAO 20-95.2 on the Federal Register of Legislation. I was going to just print out whatever shows up while searching but it appears you can only search individual parts (e.g 20.1, 20.13 etc), and seeing as they are not displayed in the correct order I am concerned I may miss an important section. I was wondering if anyone knew of a more efficient way to get a hold of the CAOs.
Thanks a tonne!
Aside from that, I've been struggling to find a combined document for CAO 20-95.2 on the Federal Register of Legislation. I was going to just print out whatever shows up while searching but it appears you can only search individual parts (e.g 20.1, 20.13 etc), and seeing as they are not displayed in the correct order I am concerned I may miss an important section. I was wondering if anyone knew of a more efficient way to get a hold of the CAOs.
Thanks a tonne!
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I printed all my CASR and CAR documents for CPL and ATPLs, but honestly - just buy the CAOs.
Its around $80 and makes it significantly easier to navigate, and you won’t risk missing anything.
Its around $80 and makes it significantly easier to navigate, and you won’t risk missing anything.
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Just wanted to follow up in case anyone else has the same question later on down the line. I sat the air law exam today just using the Bob Tait extract and it covered all the CAR, CAO and CASR questions I had. ASPEQ had no issues with me using them either.
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