⚖️Air Law
Covers international and European aviation legislation, including ICAO conventions, EASA regulations, rules of the air, air traffic services, and licensing requirements. A foundational subject that underpins every operational decision a pilot makes.
Exam Details
44
Questions
60 min
Time Limit
75%
Pass Mark
Approximately 1.4 minutes per question · You need 33 correct answers to pass
Topics Covered
ICAO Annexes and the Chicago Convention
EASA Part-FCL licensing and ratings
Rules of the Air (SERA) and right-of-way rules
Air Traffic Services and airspace classification
Aerodrome regulations and operations
Aircraft nationality and registration marks
Personnel licensing medical requirements (Part-MED)
Aviation security and unlawful interference
Study Tips for 010 Air Law
Memorize airspace classes (A through G) and their VFR/IFR requirements — this appears in almost every exam sitting.
Create flashcards for ICAO Annexes 1-18 and what each one covers; direct questions are common.
Focus on SERA rules of the air — right-of-way, light signals, and visual signals are heavily tested.
Read the actual EASA Part-FCL regulation for licensing questions; the exam uses precise regulatory wording.
Practice converting between ICAO standards and EASA implementing rules — the exam tests both frameworks.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many questions are on the EASA 010 Air Law exam?
The EASA 010 Air Law exam consists of 44 multiple-choice questions. You have 60 minutes to complete the exam, which gives you approximately 1.4 minutes per question.
What is the pass mark for EASA Air Law?
You need to score at least 75% to pass the EASA 010 Air Law exam. That means you need 33 correct answers out of 44 questions. There is no negative marking — unanswered or incorrect questions score zero.
How hard is the EASA Air Law exam?
EASA 010 Air Law is rated as intermediate difficulty. This subject has moderate difficulty. With consistent study and practice questions, most candidates pass on their first attempt. The key topics to master include ICAO Annexes and the Chicago Convention, EASA Part-FCL licensing and ratings, Rules of the Air (SERA) and right-of-way rules.
How should I study for EASA 010 Air Law?
Start with a structured textbook (Bristol Ground School or Oxford ATPL series) covering all 8 main topics. Then move to practice questions to identify weak areas. Memorize airspace classes (A through G) and their VFR/IFR requirements — this appears in almost every exam sitting. Aim to complete at least 500 practice questions before sitting the real exam.
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