I've just checked my copy of Skyway Code (thanks, Gasco!
) and Version 1-1 was issued September 2017. Amazing that so much has to be discarded and replaced/re-learnt in only 21 months.
Overall, it is a succinct precis of what some training suppliers would part you from £100 + for (admittedly, padded -out to several volumes) Yes, being a sad-sack nerd I do have a set of Trevor Thom's offering.
The Microlighter would probably be able to gain the necessary exam passes merely with the aid of the excellent Skyway Code and the equally compact Cosgrove ( As I've said before, plenty of 7 th editions of the latter, available for little money, Air- law was updated in the (current) 8th ed. , but the new Skyway Code will probably fill that void....if you attend a free Gasco safety-evening, you'll get a free copy, meet other people, get a couple of interesting lectures and several other goodies.
What's not to like?....I don't even have a pilot's licence and I found it enlightening and entertaining.
Never heard of Sky Wise, but there- again don't do "apps" "Smartphones" and their like.
Inside the front cover of Skyway Code,- quote...
"Enquiries regarding the content of this publication should be addressed to
GA @ caa.co.uk- please use subject-line "Skyway Code" " -so now yer knows!