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010 Air Law
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010 Air Law
010-01 International Law: Conventions, Agreements, Organizations
010-02 Airworthiness of Aircraft
010-03 Intentionally Left Blank
010-04 Personnel Licensing
010-05 Rules of the Air According to ICAO Annex 2 and SERA
010-06 Aircraft Operations
010-07 Air Traffic Services (ATS) and Air Traffic Management (ATM)
010-08 Aeronautical Information Service (AIS)
010-09 Aerdromes
010-10 Facilitation (ICAO Annex 9)
010-11 Search and Rescue (SAR)
010-12 Security – Safeguarding International Civil Aviation against Acts of Unlawful Interference (ICAO Annex 17)
010-13 Aircraft Accident and Incident Investigation
021 Airframe, Systems, Electrics, Power Plant
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021 Airframe, Systems, Electrics, Power Plant
021-01 System Design, Loads, Stress, Maintenance
021-02 Airframe
021-03 Hydraulics
021-04 Landing Gear, Wheels, Tyres, Brakes
021-05 Flight Controls
021-06 Pneumatics - Pressurisation and Air Conditioning Systems
021-07 Anti-Icing and De-Icing Systems
021-08 Fuel System
021-09 Electrics
021-10 Piston Engines
021-11 Turbine Engines
021-12 Protection and Detection Systems
021-13 Oxygen Systems
021-14 Helicopter: Miscellaneous Systems
021-15 Helicopter: Rotor Heads
021-16 Helicopter: Transmissions
021-17 Helicopter: Blades
022 Instrumentation
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022 Instrumentation
022-01 Sensors and Instruments
022-02 Measurement of Air Data Parameters
022-03 Magnetism - Direct Reading Compass and Flux Valve
022-04 Gyroscopic Instruments
022-05 Inertial Navigation
022-06 Aeroplane: Automatic Flight Control Systems
022-07 Helicopter: Automatic Flight Control Systems
022-08 Trims - Yaw Damper - Flight Envelope Protection
022-09 Autothrust – Automatic Thrust Control System
022-10 Communication Systems
022-11 Flight Management System (FMS)/Flight Management and Guidance System (FMGS)
022-12 Alerting Systems, Proximity Systems
022-13 Integrated Instruments - Electronic Displays
022-14 Maintenance, Monitoring and Recording Systems
022-15 Digital Circuits and Computers
031 Mass & Balance
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031 Mass & Balance
031-01 Purpose of Mass and Balance Considerations
031-02 Loading
031-03 Intentionally Left Blank
031-04 Mass and Balance Details of Aircraft
031-05 Determination of CG Position
031-06 Cargo Handling
032 + 034 Performance (Airplane + Helicopter)
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032 + 034 Performance (Airplane + Helicopter)
032-01 General
032-02 CS-23/Applicable Operational Requirements Performance Class B - Theory
032-03 CS-23/Applicable Operational Requirements Performance Class B – Use of Aeroplane Performance Data for Single- and Multi-engine Aeroplanes
032-04 CS-25/Applicable Operational Requirements Performance Class A – Theory
032-05 CS-25/Applicable Operational Requirements Performance Class A – Use of Aeroplane Performance Data
034-01 General
034-02 Performance Class 3 – Single-engine Helicopters
034-03 Performance Class 2
034-04 Performance Class 1 – Helicopters Certified According to CS-29 Only
033 Flight Planning & Monitoring
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033 Flight Planning & Monitoring
033-01 Flight Planning for VFR Flights
033-02 Flight Planning for IFR Flights
033-03 Fuel Planning
033-04 Pre-Flight Preparation
033-05 ICAO Flight Plan (ATS Flight Plan (FPL))
033-06 Flight Monitoring and In-Flight Re-Planning
040 Human Performance & Limitations
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040 Human Performance & Limitations
040-01 Human Factors: Basic Concepts
040-02 Basics of Aviation Physiology and Health Maintenance
040-03 Basic Aviation Psychology
050 Meteorology
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050 Meteorology
050-01 The Atmosphere
050-02 Wind
050-03 Thermodynamics
050-04 Clouds and Fog
050-05 Precipitation
050-06 Air Masses and Fronts
050-07 Pressure Systems
050-08 Climatology
050-09 Flight Hazards
050-10 Meteorological Information
061 General Navigation
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061 General Navigation
061-01 Basics of Navigation
061-02 Visual Flight Rule (VFR) Navigation
061-03 Great Circles and Rhumb Lines
061-04 Charts
061-05 Time
062 Radio Navigation
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062 Radio Navigation
062-01 Basic Radio Propagation Theory
062-02 Radio Aids
062-03 Radar
062-04 Intentionally Left Blank
062-05 Intentionally Left Blank
062-06 Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSSs)
062-07 Performance Based Navigation (PBN)
070 Operational Procedures
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070 Operational Procedures
071-01 General Requirements
071-02 Special Operational Procedures and Hazards (General Aspects)
071-03 Emergency Procedures (helicopter)
071-04 Specialised Operations
081 + 082 Principles of Flight (Airplane + Helicopter)
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081 + 082 Principles of Flight (Airplane + Helicopter)
081-01 Subsonic Aerodynamics
081-02 High Speed Aerodynamics
081-03 Stall, Mach Tuck and Upset Prevention and Recovery
081-04 Stability
081-05 Control
081-06 Limitations
081-07 Propellers
081-08 Flight Mechanics
082-01 Subsonic Aerodynamics
082-02 Transonic Aerodynamics and Compressibility Effects
082-03 Rotorcraft Types
082-04 Main Rotor Aerodynamics
082-05 Main Rotor Mechanics
082-06 Tail Rotors
082-07 Equilibrium, Stability and Control
082-08 Helicopter Flight Mechanics
090 Communications
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090 Communications
090-01 Concepts
090-02 General Operating Procedures
090-03 Relevant Weather Information
090-04 Voice Communication Failure
090-05 Distress and Urgency Procedures
090-06 VHF Propagation and Allocation of Frequencies
090-07 Other Communications
100 Knowledge, Skills and Attitudes (KSA)
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100 Knowledge, Skills and Attitudes (KSA)
100-04 Mental Maths