What is a sensitive security airworthiness directives (SSAD)?
- SSAD is an AD issued/adopted by CAA that mandates certain corrective actions
- information should not be accessed by unauthorised personnel as it could exploit a vulnerability
How should the SSAD be done
On a ‘need to know basis’
How many sub parts is part M split into
9 sub parts
Explain Subpart F
- concerns small organisations maintaining small non-complex aircraft and their parts
When was Part M subpart F/ subpart G no longer in use
From 24th March 2022
What does CAMO stand for
Continuing Airworthiness Management Organisation
Explain Subpart A
-measures taken to ensure that the airworthiness of aircraft is maintained (including its maintenance)
The reports from occurrence reporting shall be received to the authorities within how many hours
72 hours of the discovery of un-airworthy condition
What does Subpart G state?
- requirements for an organisation wishing to gain approval as continuing airworthiness management organisation (CAMO)
What is Subpart B
Details who is responsible for which actions with respect to continuing airworthiness (Accountability)
An organisation approved under Part M must put into place a system of occurrence reporting to highlight any un-airworthy conditions (T OR F)
T
Why should an airworthiness review of the aircraft and its continuing airworthiness records be carried out periodically?
To ensure the validity of the aircraft airworthiness
