NATS ATC Knowledge Test Revision Kit: Aviation Fundamentals
Seven pages of aviation fundamentals that UK controllers work with, for the NATS knowledge tests at Stages 3 and 4: airspace classes, altimetry, METAR and TAF, CAP 413 radio basics, wake turbulence and a 40-question self-test with answers. NATS publishes no syllabus; the choice of topics is ours. Aviation facts come from CAA documents and the Met Office METAR decode sheet, stage information from the NATS careers page. Page 1 is free.
Aviation fundamentals for the NATS knowledge tests
What is inside · all 7 pages
What you get
- Airspace classes and who needs a clearance
- QNH, QFE, flight levels and the transition
- METAR and TAF decoded group by group
- CAP 413: alphabet, numbers, readbacks, callsigns
- UK wake turbulence categories and spacing
- 40-question self-test with answers
- Page 1 is free to read in full
Questions
Is it only for the last week before the exam?
No. It is a cheatsheet of the important points, formulas and facts. Keep it on your phone and use it all through your preparation: before a mock, when a topic slips, and for one full read in the final days.
How do I get it after paying?
It's yours the moment the payment clears, and you come straight back to this page with Download and Read buttons. It stays in your ProSyllabus account.
Will the kit be updated after I buy it?
Yes. We regularly correct and improve our kits as syllabi, notifications and exam patterns change. Each time you download from this page you get the latest version, at no extra cost — so check back here from time to time, and download it again before your exam.
Can I pay with UPI?
Yes — UPI, cards or netbanking on a secure payment page. If you already have ProSyllabus credits, they are used instead and nothing is charged.
Can I see it before I buy?
Yes. Page 1 is on this page in full, free.
Is this the NATS knowledge test syllabus?
No. NATS publishes no syllabus, sample questions or pass marks for its knowledge tests. This kit covers aviation fundamentals from CAA documents; the choice of topics is ours.
Do I need aviation experience to use it?
No. It is written for candidates without an aviation background and introduces the terms it uses.
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