PNG CASA AME Subject 20 Air Law study plan

Map the Civil Aviation Act structure: locate and summarise the parts dealing with CASA PNG's establishment, the Director's powers, rule-making, and delegation

Trace how a PNG Civil Aviation Rule is made, amended, and incorporated into the Act's framework, writing the procedural chain from memory

Distinguish the hierarchy of Act, PNG Civil Aviation Rules, advisory circulars, and airworthiness directives, and state the legal force of each

Build a one-page index of the Part numbers in the PNG Civil Aviation Rules and note which Parts govern maintenance and airworthiness

List the engineer licence categories, ratings, and privileges available under PNG rules and state the limitation attached to each

Compare the requirements for initial issue, type rating addition, and renewal, tabulating experience, examination, and recency criteria

Outline the continuing airworthiness obligations of an approved maintenance organisation, including maintenance programme approval and variation

Explain how airworthiness directives and mandatory continuing airworthiness information flow from the State of Design into PNG requirements

Draft the records an engineer must certify and retain for a scheduled maintenance check

Match each ICAO Annex number and title to the PNG rule Part that gives it effect

Summarise Annex 1 personnel licensing and Annex 8 airworthiness requirements relevant to an engineer's daily work

Identify the advisory circulars that explain acceptable means of compliance for maintenance and certification tasks

Note where PNG has filed differences from ICAO standards and explain the practical consequence of each for maintenance staff

Classify PNG airspace classes and state the services and clearances each class provides

Describe the rules of the air that affect maintenance activity, including aircraft movement areas, ground vehicle access, and radio procedures

Summarise operator and flight crew responsibilities that generate maintenance requests, such as defect reporting and minimum equipment list use

Explain how a minimum equipment list defect is deferred, recorded, and cleared, and who certifies each step

Outline the safety management system components required of a PNG operator or maintenance organisation and the engineer's role in each

Distinguish a reportable occurrence, a serious incident, and an accident, and state the reporting timeline and recipient for each

Describe the accident investigation process, including the investigator's powers, the engineer's duty to preserve evidence, and the role of the accident investigation body

List the offences, penalties, and liability provisions most relevant to certifying staff, including falsification of records and unlicensed maintenance

Classify dangerous goods by hazard class and identify the shipper, operator, and engineer responsibilities for acceptance and loading

State the training and recurrent training requirements for staff involved in dangerous goods handling

Summarise security and facilitation requirements that touch maintenance, including access control and background checks

Explain the passenger and cargo facilitation rules that affect aircraft configuration and documentation

Re-read the Act provisions on the Director's enforcement and suspension powers and connect each to a maintenance scenario

Rehearse licence privilege boundaries by writing five scenarios where an engineer must decline to certify

Consolidate continuing airworthiness requirements into a single revision-controlled summary sheet

Identify and close the three weakest areas revealed by earlier self-tests

Run two full-length timed practice exams under exam conditions and record scores by domain

Review every missed question and write the correct rule or Annex citation beside it

Recite the key numeric thresholds, timelines, and penalty ranges from memory without notes

Confirm exam-day logistics and build a final one-page memory sheet limited to high-yield facts