Ppl Law Question
Joined: Dec 2002
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From: Hampshire, UK
The trick is in the use of the word "minimum", since they didn't mention an altitude.
The well known phrase "RTFQ" rings very true, all the way from PPL to ATPL level, it is so easy to mis read the question and jump to the wrong conclusions. By doing the confuser you will hopefully start to understand the way the CAA style their questions which will help.
However there are a few questions where you have to give the CAA answer not the real answer, watch out for them
smithgd
The well known phrase "RTFQ" rings very true, all the way from PPL to ATPL level, it is so easy to mis read the question and jump to the wrong conclusions. By doing the confuser you will hopefully start to understand the way the CAA style their questions which will help.
However there are a few questions where you have to give the CAA answer not the real answer, watch out for them
smithgd
Joined: Aug 2007
Posts: 56
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From: Nottingham
Agree Completely
As has been previously stated in this case the correct answer is 3km but you really do need to watch out for the wording.
Them CAA types are sneaky with a few questions!
A classic case of RTFQ Ad Inifinitum until your 100% sure you know what they are asking you!
Spru!
Them CAA types are sneaky with a few questions!
A classic case of RTFQ Ad Inifinitum until your 100% sure you know what they are asking you!
Spru!
