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20/05/2011, 11:19 AM rob-h Joined on 20/05/2011 EGBO Posts 5 PPL Air Law Hello everyone, just joined this forum and have a few questions if anyone can help? 1) are the exams multipule choice on computer or written? 2) do your final results of all exams become recored for future employers to see? I.E airlaw 88% etc. thanks    Report

20/05/2011, 5:41 PM Aviator|Chris Joined on 28/01/2009 EGBW Posts 378 Re: PPL Air Law Hi Rob, Completed my Air Law back in March. Its a multiple choice paper - no computers involved. All exam results are kept by the club until such time that you either transfer elsewhere or gain your PPL at which time its all submitted to the CAA. Remember, reading the question = 1/2 the answer!    Report

27/05/2011, 9:09 PM southcoast sb Joined on 27/05/2011 Posts 9 Re: PPL Air Law Hi Rob I struggled with my Air Law for months, but would highly recommend 'PPL Perfector' by Keith Williams to prep for all of the exams. I managed a decent pass thanks to it and is recommended by my instructors for the other 6!    Report

28/05/2011, 7:38 AM Aviator|Chris Joined on 28/01/2009 EGBW Posts 378 Re: PPL Air Law Indeed! I purchased the AFE PPL Simplifier and that helped a lot with Air Law as well. I also have the Transair/Oxford DVD Ground School Study Pack from a mate which is really good!    Report

10/06/2011, 2:37 PM rob-h Joined on 20/05/2011 EGBO Posts 5 Re: PPL Air Law well all booked and i'm off in a hours for my first test!!! :-0    Report

10/06/2011, 4:13 PM Aviator|Chris Joined on 28/01/2009 EGBW Posts 378 Re: PPL Air Law All the best!! You'll nail it! 8o)    Report

16/06/2011, 12:56 AM Pilots Page Joined on 15/06/2011 Posts 8 Re: PPL Air Law Hi fellow pilots, I've created a Facebook page for Pilots (both qualified and student) Join in to pass on experience or ask questions. Just Search for 'Pilots Page' on Facebook and add as a friend. Happy Flying !!!!!!    Report

16/06/2011, 9:40 AM rob-h Joined on 20/05/2011 EGBO Posts 5 Re: PPL Air Law Well i passed with 82%, happy for the pass but disappointed in the score, i was hoping to be in the 90% area. However i have learn a valuable lesson. That reading one set of books to learn a subject is not good! i have the AFE series and reviewing the answers i didn't know very well, were not in the book!    Report

17/06/2011, 11:00 AM Aviator|Chris Joined on 28/01/2009 EGBW Posts 378 Re: PPL Air Law Congrats on the pass! I think I got a mark in the same airpark lol. The main thing is that you continue to refresh over time, other things in Air Law will come naturally as you continue to learn to fly. Anyway - you can now go solo! Enjoy it!    Report

27/08/2011, 11:02 PM pplcruiser.com Joined on 27/08/2011 Teesside Posts 9 Re: PPL Air Law Hi, I'm a flying instructor, other than giving my students one to one tuition, my only advice for your ground exams is to use a website called pplcruiser. Other than that study hard, the solo flight is worth it!!    Report

29/08/2011, 1:05 AM IanG Joined on 06/02/2007 manchester UK Posts 28 Re: PPL Air Law I have a list of the PPL exam resources that I have had recommended by past students and on various forums is at http://www.targetaviation.co.uk/targetaviation/linkwrap.asp  they all seem to be around the same price I keep hunting for a free one ! Ian    Report

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