1
Q
- After maintenance of aircraft or component what is being issued?
A
Ans.
• CRS/RTS Technical logbook (Aircraft)
•EASA Form 1 (Components)
2
Q
- Does Part 145 have a Quality Management?
A
Ans. Yes
3
Q
- What is the work of Quality Management?
A
Ans. Audit the whole Organization
4
Q
- Letter Checks for Line maintenance?
A
Ans.
• A check
• B check
5
Q
- Letter checks for Base maintenance?
A
Ans.
•C check
•D check
6
Q
- What are the two documents needed to issue CRS?
A
Ans.
•AML (Aircraft Maintenance License)
•Authorization
7
Q
- Who issues Authorization?
A
Ans. Part 145
8
Q
- What are the 4 requirements needed to have Authorization?
A
Ans.
• Knowledge of Company Procedures
• Technical Knowledge
• Language
• Continuation Training
9
Q
- When a repair is done in the shop where the mechanic will sign?
A
Ans. EASA Form 1
10
Q
- Fault found in the aircraft allowed to release?
A
Ans. Depends on MEL
11
Q
- When using Raw materials it should be?
A
Ans. Traceable
12
Q
- What is the purpose of Continuous Training?
A
Ans.
• To become competent and familiar from any changes of Company Procedures
• To become familiar to the new Technology of the company
13
Q
- To release the Aircraft where the mechanic have to sign?
A
Ans. Technical Logbook
14
Q
- What rating has a Part 145 to maintain its Aircraft?
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Ans. Class A
15
Q
- What rating has a Part 145 to maintain its Engines?
A
Ans. Class B
16
Q
- What rating has a Part 145 to maintain its Components?
A
Ans. Class C
17
Q
- What rating has a Part 145 having a Specialized Services?
A
Ans. Class D
18
Q
- Where will you find the Requirements for MOA – Maintenance Organization Approval?
A
Ans.
• Part 145
• Part M Subpart F
19
Q
- What aircraft does Part 145 maintain?
A
Ans. Complex motor-powered and Commercial Aircraft
20
Q
- What aircraft does Part M Subpart F maintain?
A
Ans. Non-Complex motor-powered and Noncommercial Aircraft
21
Q
- When there’s an aircraft incident where it should reported?
A
Ans.
• Authority of State of Registry
• Design Organization
• Operator
• Competent Authority of Operator (Only PART – M)
• Competent of Authority of Part 145 MO (Only PART – 145)
22
Q
- How many hours should the incident to be reported?
A
Ans. Within 72 hours
23
Q
- In what Part or Law allows an operator to operate commercial air transport?
A
Ans. Part CAT – 965/2012
24
Q
- Document issued to operator for Commercial Airline?
A
Ans. AOC (Air Operator Certificate)
25
25. The Document that gives permission to operator to operate AC to a schedule basis?
Ans. COA (Certificate of Airworthiness)
26
26. Who made/provide the MEL?
Ans. Operator (Approved by Authority)
27
27. In what part saying that the Aircraft should carry its Technical logbook?
Ans.
•Part CAT
•Part M
28
28. Who made the final analysis to decide for the aircraft to be released?
Ans. PIC (Pilot-in-command)
29
29. In what part you will the requirements for the issuance of AOC?
Ans. ARO.OPS.100
30
30. What are the privileges of a CAMO?
Ans.
• Create/manage maintenance program
• Issue ARC- Airworthiness Review Certificate (allowed by Authority)
• Issue Permit to fly (allowed by Authority)
31
31. Allowed to issue ARC?
Ans. Authority/ CAMO
32
32. What part can you find the requirements for Manufacturer?
Ans. Part 21
33
33. What part can you find the requirements for Design organization?
Ans. Part 21 Subpart J
34
34. What part can you find the requirements for Production organization?
Ans. Part 21 Subpart G
35
35. What is the approval for Part 21 Subpart J?
Ans. Design Organization Approval (DOA)
36
36. What is the approval for Part 21 Subpart G?
Ans. Production Organization Approval (POA)
37
37. What organization allowed for basic modification?
Ans. Design Organization (then apply Supplemental TC)
38
38. Who issues Type Certificate?
Ans. EASA
39
39. Who is the holder Type Certificate?
Ans. Design Organization
40
40. Where can you find the Standards that has to be used in Large Aeroplane?
Ans. CS25
41
41. Basic design standard for an Engine?
Ans. CS E
42
42. Basic design standard for a Propeller?
Ans. CS P
43
43. You have a CS 25 what certification do you need to operate in an All Weather Operations?
Ans. CS-AWO
44
44. Who needs CS – Certification Specification?
Ans. Design Organization
45
45. Where can you get CS 25?
Ans. EASA
46
46. Who issues Type Certificate?
Ans. EASA
47
47. What certificate can EASA issue for a newly type Aircraft?
Ans. Type Certificate
48
48. It is attached with Type Certificate
Ans. TCDS – Type Certificate Data Sheet
49
49. It is attached with Certificate of Airworthiness
Ans. ARC – Airworthiness Review Certificate
50
50. What part can you find the requirements for the issuance of ARC?
Ans. Part M Subpart I
51
51. What part can you find the requirements for the issuance of Airworthiness Certificate?
Ans. Part 21 – Subpart H
52
52. If the aircraft is a secondhand what is the assurance that all maintenance is done?
Ans. ARC attached to the aircraft’s Certificate of Airworthiness
53
53. Which Organization manage the Continuing Airworthiness of a Commercial Aircraft?
Ans. CAMO
54
54. What part can you find the requirements for CAMO?
Ans. Part M – Subpart G
55
55. Validity of ARC?
Ans. 1 year (can be extended twice a year)
56
56. Who is the responsible for the preflight inspection?
Ans. Operator side (Pilot in behalf of the operator)
57
57. Is Production Organization permitted to do maintenance and issue CRS?
Ans. No
58
58. Is Design Organization or Production Organization allowed to give a Type Rating?
Ans. No
59
59. What Level of findings which lowers the safety standard and seriously endangers flight safety?
Ans. Level 1
60
60. What Level of findings which could lower the safety standard and possibly endanger the flight safety?
Ans. Level 2
61
61. An incident happened where to report?
Ans.
• Authority of State of Registry
• Design Organization / Operator
• Competent Authority of Operator (Only PART – M)
•Competent of Authority of Part 145 MO (Only PART – 145)
62
62. What is the assurance that all the components to be installed are standard parts?
Ans.
•Evidence
•Proof of Conformity traceable to the applicable standard
63
63. What is the assurance that both Raw and Consumable materials meet the requirements?
Ans. Traceable (Traceability)
64
64. Who made the Maintenance Program?
Ans. Operator (CAMO)
65
65. Where the Maintenance Program originated?
Ans. MPD – Maintenance Planning Document
66
66. What is the Maintenance Program for Non-complex aircraft?
Ans. Generic and Baseline Maintenance Program
67
67. Who issues ARC?
Ans. Competent Authority / CAMO (allowed by Authority)
68
68. What does it mean that the Aircraft is in a Controlled Environment?
Ans. Continuously managed during previous 12 months by a sole CAMO / Maintained for previous 12 months by a Part 145 / Part M subpart F
69
69. Who is responsible for Continuing the Airworthiness of the Aircraft?
Ans. Owner or Lessee
70
70. Who is the Agency referred to?
Ans. EASA (European Aviation Safety agency)
71
71. What is the European Parliament that created EASA?
Ans. 2018/1139
72
72. What is in the 2018/1139?
Ans. Task and Responsibilities of EASA
73
73. What is the Meaning of ICAO?
Ans. International Civil Aviation Organization
74
74. What is the responsibility of ICAO?
Ans. Harmonize the different Rules/Laws around the world (International level)
75
75. EASA following ICAO or ICAO following EASA?
Ans. EASA following ICAO
76
76. What Regulation/Law for Continuing Airworthiness?
Ans. 1321/2014
77
77. What is 1321/2014?
Ans. Continuing Airworthiness
78
78. What are the parts under 1321/2014?
Ans. Part M – SUB G
79
79. Who needs Part 145?
Ans. Maintenance Organization who wishes to maintain commercial AC
80
80. What is Part 145?
Ans. Application Requirements for MOA (AMO Certificate)
81
81. How many Annexes ICAO?
Ans. 19
82
82. What is ICAO Annex 1?
Ans. Personnel Licensing
83
83. In what ICAO Annex can you find the Safe Transport of Dangerous Goods by Air?
Ans. ICAO Annex 18
84
84. What is ICAO Annex 19?
Ans. Safety Management Systems
85
85. How many AML Category EASA have?
Ans. 7 License Categories
86
86. What are the Licenses under Part 66?
Ans. CAT A / CAT B / CAT B2 / CAT B2L / CAT B3 / CAT C / CAT L
87
87. Who issues the License?
Ans. Competent Authority of a member state of EASA where you Applied
88
88. Who is the Authority of Germany?
Ans. LBA
89
89. Where to apply renewal of License?
Ans. Authority where you applied and issued your License
90
90. Minimum age required for License application?
Ans. 18 years old
91
91. Minimum age required to have Authorization?
Ans. 21 years old
92
92. Who issues Authorization?
Ans. Part 145 (AMO)
93
93. Who can give a Knowledge Examination for CAT A License?
Ans. Part 147 / NAA (National Aviation Authorities)
94
94. Practical Experience of
CAT A
95
95. CAT A with ATO course (Part 147) what is the required Practical Experience?
Ans. 1 Year
96
96. CAT A with No previous Technical Training what is the required Practical Experience?
Ans. 3 Years
97
97. Category B1 Subcategories
Ans.
• B1.1 Aeroplanes Turbine
•B1.2 Aeroplanes Piston
• B1.3 Helicopters Turbine
• B1.4 Helicopters Piston
98
98. License that has Subcategories?
Ans. CAT A / CAT B1
99
99. License required to do Electrical at Avionics part?
Ans. CAT B2
100
100. License required to do Base Maintenance work?
Ans. CAT C
101
101. License required to do Electrical at Mechanical part of Helicopter Piston Engine and release the aircraft?
Ans. CAT B1.4
102
102. ATA 29?
Ans. Hydraulic Power
103
103. License required to do ATA 29 System of Aeroplane Turbine release the aircraft?
Ans. CAT B1.1
104
104. License required to do a Simple Defect of Aeroplane Piston?
Ans. CAT A2
105
105. Who is allowed to issue a Training/Endorsement for a B777 Rating?
Ans. Part 147
106
106. Task Training for CAT A only?
Ans. Part 145
107
107. Documents required to issue a CRS?
Ans. AML / Authorization
108
108. What are the 4 requirements needed to have Authorization?
Ans. Knowledge of Company Procedures / Technical Knowledge / Language / Continuation Training
109
109. Difference between Part 145 and Part M Subpart F
Ans.
For Part 145 - Complex Motor-Powered Aircraft and Commercial used Aircraft
For Part M Subpart F - Non-Complex Motor-Powered AC and Not used in Business or Commercial Operation : No Internal and Independent Quality System : Maintenance is the only term used
110
110. Who issues C of R (Certificate of Registration)?
Ans. Competent Authority (NAA)
111
111. Who issues Radio License?
Ans. State of Registry
112
112. In what certificate can you find the Name of the Owner of the Aircraft?
Ans. C of R (Certificate of Registration)
113
113. Who issues Noise Certificate?
Ans. Competent Authority (NAA)
114
114. It tells that your document is up to date?
Ans. LEP (List of Effective Pages)
115
115. It tells that your LEP is up to date?
Ans. ROR (Record of Revision)
116
116. What manual can you find the provision of Parts are for ETOPS o Non ETOPS?
Ans. IPC
117
117. What manual can you find the repair of Structures of an Aircraft?
Ans. SRM
118
118. Is SRM Customized or Non-Customized?
Ans. Non-Customized Envelope
119
119. Is ESPM Customized or Non-Customized?
Ans. Non-Customized Generic
120
120. What is the content of a Service Bulletin?
Ans. A recommendation of Manufacturer for Procedures
121
121. If the Service Bulletin becomes Mandatory?
Ans. Airworthiness Directives
122
122. AMM is composed of what
Ans. ATA Chapters
123
123. What operation of a Twin Engine Aircraft that could operate more than 60 minutes of diversion time to the nearest approve aerodrome?
Ans. ETOPS (Extended Range Twin – Engine Operations)
124
124. Significance Systems for ETOPS?
Ans. Fuel System
125
125. What are two conditions in order to be approved for landing category?
Ans. DH (Decision Height) / RVR (Runway Visual Range)
126
126. Who can release an ETOPS Aircraft?
Ans. Personnel with training and authorization for ETOPS Aircraft
127
127. When do we check AWO equipment?
Ans. During Take-off/During Flight
128
128. Where can you see the maintenance Requirements of Commercial Aircraft?
Ans. Maintenance Program approved by Authority
129
129. Who made Maintenance Program?
Ans. Operator
130
130. Who made MEL?
Ans. Sa Operator (CAMO)
131
131. Where MEL originated?
Ans. MMEL from Design Organization
132
132. Where can you find the MEL?
Ans. Airplane Operation Manual
133
133. Where Maintenance Program originated?
Ans. Maintenance Planning Document (MPD)
134
134. What part can you find the Requirements for Design Organization?
Ans. Part 21 Subpart J
135
135. Section A
Ans. Technical Requirements
136
136. Section B
Ans. Procedures for Competent Authority or Administrative Requirements
137
137. Meaning of AMC?
Ans. Acceptable Means of Compliance
138
138. Meaning of JAR?
Ans. Joint Aviation Requirements
139
139. Who is the signatory of CRS?
Ans. Authorize Certifying Staff
140
140. When applying a License who will issue your Practical Experience?
Ans. Part 145
141
141. Who will issue an approval for Part 145 to a Third Country (Philippines)?
Ans. EASA
142
142. Who will issue an approval for Part 145 to any member of state or inside Europe?
Ans. Competent Authority
143
143. When Certified Life Limit of a part reached it is considered as?
Ans. Unsalvageable Part
144
144. Provides the proper procedure of storage for example: Hydraulic Fluid
Ans. Manufacturer
