SimplyATPL › 010 Air Law
Air Law covers the international framework that civil aviation runs on: the Chicago Convention and ICAO, airworthiness and licensing rules, the Rules of the Air under SERA, air traffic services, aerodromes, search and rescue, security and accident investigation.
Free, no sign-up. The practice paper uses the question count and time limit from CAA guidance for this subject. Check the CAA for the current figures before your exam.
Much of the paper is precise recall of definitions, distances, times and who is responsible for what. Small wording differences between options are common, so learning the exact figure or term matters more than the general idea.
In the practice desk you can sit a full 44-question paper under exam conditions, or drill one syllabus topic at a time. Questions you miss come back after 1, 3, 7, 16 and 35 days, so weak areas get repeated until they stick.
Every topic below has practice questions, and you can drill any of them on its own.
Five questions from the bank. Each one in the practice desk has a worked explanation like these.
Answer: C. Fifth freedom
Traffic between two foreign states, on a service that starts or ends in the home state.
Answer: B. The state of registry
Answer: D. 21 years
Answer: A. The one that has the other on its right
Common trap: Remembering it the wrong way round. Think: the aircraft on the right has priority.
Answer: D. 1 minute