Airworthiness

Question 1

How is a certificate of Airworthiness achieved

Answer 1

EASA: Certificate of Airworthiness:
Design
Construction
Workmanship
Materials
Essentials equipment
Results of flight + other tests

(Invalidated if aircraft modified/repaired by non-approved force)

Question 2

Maintenance

Answer 2

Maintained to LAMP, by CAMO for ARC

EASA aircraft must be maintained to
Light Aircraft Maintenance Program (LAMP)

Done by Continued Airworthiness Review Certificate (CAMO)

In order to get Airworthiness Review Certificate (ARC)

Question 3

Technical Log

Answer 3

Includes:
Aircraft flight times
Unserviceable items
Flight times
Landings
Flight Identification

Question 4

What 8 document needs to be carried?

Answer 4

Documents:
Certificate of Airworthiness
Airworthiness Review Certificate of Registration
Aircraft Radio License
Flight Crew licenses
Technical/Journey Log
Noise certificate
Insurance Documents

Question 5

Weather Reports

Answer 5

Pilot must examine weather reports and carry current report