ATPL Law (AALW)
AALW 1.5 hour exam, 80% pass mark.
ATPL Air Law 1
ATPL Air Law Practice Exam Questions
Unit 1.5.14 Items 1 to 2.3.2
Do 20 of approx 65+ questions
ATPL Air Law 2
ATPL Air Law Practice Exam Questions
Unit 1.5.14 Items 2.4 to 2.4.2 (d)(ii)
Do 25 of approx 35+ questions
ATPL Air Law 3
ATPL Air Law Practice Exam Questions
Unit 1.5.14 Items 2.5 to 2.5.4 (g)
Do 25 of approx 45+ questions
ATPL Air Law 4
ATPL Air Law Practice Exam Questions
Unit 1.5.14 Items 2.6.1 to 2.7.6 (b)
Do 25 of approx 40 questions
ATPL Air Law 5
ATPL Air Law Practice Exam Questions
Unit 1.5.14 Items 2.7.6 (c) to 2.8.3 (a) (vi)
Do 20 of approx 30+ questions
ATPL Air Law 6
ATPL Air Law Practice Exam Questions
Unit 1.5.14 Items 2.8.4 to 2.8.5 (a) (iv)
Do 20 of approx 30+ questions
ATPL Air Law 7
ATPL Air Law Practice Exam Questions
Unit 1.5.14 Items 2.8.5 (b) (i) to 2.8.7
Do 20 of approx 55+ questions
ATPL Air Law 8
ATPL Air Law Practice Exam Questions
Unit 1.5.14 Items 2.8.7 to 2.14 (p)
Do 20 of approx 30+ questions
ATPL Air Law 9
ATPL Air Law Practice Exam Questions
Unit 1.5.14 Items 2.14 (p) onwards
Do 20 of approx 30+ questions
ATPL Law Heli
Questions for all ATPL pilots, as it's a common exam. Covers the one helicopter syllabus point only. Do 20 of 35+ questions
ATPL Law AeroP
Questions for all ATPL pilots, as its a common exam. Covers the one aeroplane syllabus points only. Do 20 of 40 questions.
ASPEQ now advises that the 2019 CAO 48.1 is the only current version for all CASA exams.
CASA Nominated Reference Material:
CASR, CAR, CAO, AIP complete, CAAPs*
Flight Rules and Air Law for the Air Transport Pilot
by Aviation Theory Centre
ATPL Law All Categories Common Syllabus - Aero and Heli
ATPL Law Aeroplane Syllabus (tiny)
ATPL Law Helicopter Syllabus (tiny)
CASA Permitted Material (check CASA website for latest):
What Is Examined?
1.1 The Air Law examination tests Unit 1.5.14 and 1.5.15 of Schedule 3 of the
MOS, but may include items from earlier Units, which are common to both
the Helicopter and Aeroplane. In particular the following items:
• Item 2.2 Aircraft Nationality and Registration.
• Item 2.3 Airworthiness of Aircraft.
• Item 2.4 Personnel Licensing.
• Item 2.5 Rules of the Air.
• Item 2.6 Procedures for Air Navigation.
• Item 2.7 Air Traffic Services.
• Item 2.8 Rules of the Air and Air Traffic Services
• Item 2.9 Aeronautical Information Service
• Item 2.10 Aerodromes.
• Item 2.11 Facilitation.
• Item 2.12 Search and Rescue.
• Item 2.13 Security.
• Item 2.14 Aircraft Accidents and Incidents.
• Item 2.15 Air Service Operations.
1.2 Generally questions are based on multi-crew, turbine powered, high altitude,
high speed aircraft, with emphasis being placed on the knowledge required of
the pilot in command.
1.2.1 These questions will mainly test rules and procedures pertaining to IFR Charter
and RPT flights, both domestic and international. However, candidates are
expected to possess a very sound foundation of Private and VFR operations.
1.2.2 The examination is organised along an 'open-book' format, but candidates will
be required in some questions to exercise a high level of competency in
'factual recall' on the basic rules and procedures in order to answer the questions
within the time permitted.