eLearning tutorials
These eLearning tutorials will provide you with critical information required to understand flying in class D airspace and operations at, or in the vicinity of, non-towered aerodromes from 3 June 2010.
Tutorial time: Each tutorial topic will take between 5-10 minutes. You may exit or re-enter partially completed tutorials at any time.
Class D Airspace Procedures
- Topic 1: Background
- Topic 2: Class D Entry Procedures
- Topic 3: Operating within Class D Airspace
- Topic 4: Separation Responsibilities
- Topic 5: Class D Exit Procedures
- Additional Resources
- Disclaimer
Operations at, or in the vicinity of, non-towered aerodromes
- Topic 1: Background
- Topic 2: Radio Carriage
- Topic 3: Radio Communications
- Topic 4: Flight Procedures
- Topic 5: Hazards
- Additional Resources
- Disclaimer
Contact eLearning
For general enquiries (non-technical): elearning@casa.gov.au
For technical help only: elearning.support@casa.gov.au
For further advice contact an Aviation Safety Advisor on 131 757.
Technical Support
CASA only offers limited technical assistance with the use of these eLearning tutorials and cannot provide assistance with individual computer problems.
If you are experiencing problems with your computer, please read through this check list first, and contact your local computer technician if you need further technical help.
eLearning checklist
To access these tutorials you will need:
- A screen resolution of 1024x768 pixels
- A standard TrueColor VGA monitor
- A common internet browser such as explorer, firefox, opera, chrome or safari which is no more than 3 years old
- A dial-up or broadband internet connection
- Javascript
- A moderately powerful PC using Windows 2000/XP (or later) running at least 512Mb of RAM.
If you are experiencing problems with your computer the following are, in general, the likely causes:
- a slow or intermittent (ie. Wireless or mobile) internet connection
- a CPU with little ram (256Mb) running a modern operating system like Windows 2000/XP
- a computer with little or no hard disk space remaining
- an old computer with a very polluted registry from too many years of installing and running software
- an outdated browser.