CAA-B Air Law study plan

Define the hierarchy of air law sources (international convention, national statute, regulation, and implementing rules) and state which instrument prevails in a conflict

Classify the rules-of-the-air right-of-way categories and recite who gives way in each case

Distinguish the classes of airspace and state the entry, equipment, and clearance requirements for each

Summarize the rules on cruising levels, position lights, and collision avoidance in a one-page reference sheet

Apply the right-of-way and separation rules to ten short scenario prompts and justify each answer

Explain the conditions and limits of special VFR and VFR minima in controlled and uncontrolled airspace

Describe the signals and interception procedures for both aircraft and ground stations

State the rules on minimum safe altitudes and dropping objects

Map the licensing requirements for each crew role, including medical validity periods and privileges

Explain the aircraft registration and nationality-mark requirements, including change-of-ownership and de-registration

Distinguish the certificate-of-airworthiness types and state when each is required

Describe the maintenance and continuing-airworthiness obligations placed on the operator and owner

Answer 25 practice questions on licensing and registration and record the accuracy score

Explain the rules on logbooks, recency, and record retention

Describe the requirements for crew duty, rest, and flight-time limitations at a summary level

Classify aerodrome markings, signs, and lighting and state the meaning of each

Explain the airspace classification system and the services provided in each class

Describe the ATS units and their responsibilities, including clearance and readback requirements

State the rules on flight plans, position reporting, and communication failure procedures

Apply airspace and ATS rules to ten operational scenarios and justify each answer

List the documents that must be carried on board and state the validity requirement for each

Explain the accident and incident reporting chain, including who reports, to whom, and within what time

Describe the operator's obligations for occurrence reporting and preservation of evidence

Answer 30 mixed practice questions across all four domains and record the accuracy score per domain

Explain the rules on operational control, fuel and loading, and pre-flight action

Describe the requirements for passenger briefing, carriage of dangerous goods, and emergency equipment

Identify the weakest domain from practice results and list the specific gaps

Re-drill the three weakest areas identified in week 7 until each reaches 85% accuracy

Complete two full-length timed mock exams under exam conditions

Review every missed question and write the governing rule for each

Recite the key numeric limits (validity periods, minima, altitudes, time limits) from memory