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Below is the current errata list for this textbook. These errata will be corrected in the next edition.


7.12.2023

Page 89.  The solution given at the bottom of the page,  Last three lines. '155' should be  '165'.  The answer should be 150 minutes.

24.11.2023

Answer to Question 7 Final Test Page 250 has been replaced..Question 7 Page 250

Page 241 Question 38.  The answer choice C is now 4.14%  The correct answer remains C. 

 

23.11.2023

Page 228 Question14.  and Final Test Question 7 did not specify whether the flight was private or air transport.  In both cases, the flight is an air transport flight.

22.06.2023

Page 39 Exercise 3.1.  Question 2  There is a typo in the answer choices.  (c) should be 1080, not 1180.  The correct answer is (c) 1080.

08.02.2023

Changes to contingency fuel requirement since the new CASRs have come into force.  Under the 'old' rules, contingency fuel was required for both the trip fuel and the destination alternate fuel.  Part 135 07.02 now defines trip fuel and destination alternate fuel as separate, and, for airtransport flights, the contingency fuel allowance applies only to trip fuel and not to alternate fuel.

18.10.2022

Page 52 top.  Delete reference to slope above 1%.  That old CAO is no longer in force.  Reference to ERSA is now AIP GEN 2.6.

21.02.2022

There are a couple of questions in the back of the book that refer to DECLARED DENSITY ALTITUDE.  Please ignore these questions.  Declared Density Charts no longer exist.  They were removed in the Dec 2nd 2021 changes to the CASA legislation.

18.02.2022

Page 145 STEP 2  The fuel required at take-off should be 182 x 1.1 + 41 = 241.2kg.  However, it doesn't change the final answer.

11.02.2022

Page 137 and Page 195.  The final reserve fuel was incorrect.  Please find replacement pages.Page 137 and 195

06.12.2021

LATE CHANGES TO SOME OF THE EXAMPLES IN THE PERFORMANCE  STUDY GUIDE.

(Go to our home page and click on the orange tag under 'BOOKS').  pdfPerformance_replacement_pages.pdf

06.12.2021

Page 123 ANOTHER EXAMPLE OF PNR/ETP CACLULATIONS.  Change 'You are planning an air transport flgiht'  to 'You are planning a private flight".

06.12.2021

The introduction of the new CASA regulations format has had very little effect on the content of the Performance Study Guide.  For those students who may still have the 'old' version (pre December 2021), the link below contains the references to the Part 91 MOS that is now applicable to the Performance Study Guide. pdfPERFORMANCE_ERRATA.pdf

18.08.2021

Page 248.  Answer to Final Test Question No 33.  The graph shows 150kg but the tag shows 180kg. That should be 150kg.  The correct answer us 150kg (a) as given in the Question text on page 235.

01.07.2021

Page 106  Line above EXERCISE 4.17.  'say 95' should be 'say 99,

27.01.2021

                Page 261 Question 7  The ZFW calculation is using the wrong trip fuel weight 108kg  now reads 105kg

 

08.09.2020

                Page 5      CAAP 92-1(0) now reads CAAP 92-1(1)

                Page 225   AIP ENR 1.1 para 4.1.2  now reads  para 4.2.1

                Page 226   AIP ENR 1.1 para 4.1.2.1  now reads  para 4.2.1(d)

                Page 226   AIP ENR 1.10 para 2.11(c)  now reads  para 2.13(c)

                Pages 228 & 229  CAAP 43-1(0)  now reads  CAAP 43-1 v2.0

                Page 230  CAAP 42B-1(0)  now reads  CAAP 42B-1 (1.1)

 

17.04.2020

Page 125 Question 8.  Change the wind given to 070°T at 10kt.


07.04.2020
       Page 124 Revision questions on ETP and PNR 
            Question 3 the wind velocity is 25 knots this was omitted in the question  
 

03.03.2020

Since the intoduction of 'typed -in' answers in the CASA Performance exam, a much higher degree of accuracy is required for all calculations.  The CPL Performance book is being updated to include examples of this requirement including ETP and PNR calculations. A summary of the new material may be downloaded from here. ETP PNR download .pdf

14.11.2019

Page 129.  Answers to Exercise 4.18 Question 6.  The last line of the working should read 11 gals @ 17.2gh not 8 gals.  The answer given is correct though.

03.11.2019

Page 128 Question 10 answer.  Should be (c) and has now been changed to 25.3 gallons.  The 4 gallons holding fuel was omitted in the original answer,

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