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Quiz on M10 #1, created by Erla Valthors on 03/12/2018.
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Question 1

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Once issued by the CAA, a Part 66 maintenance license must be submitted for review:
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  • Annually after each issue or amendment
  • Within two years after the last issue or amendment
  • Within five years of the last issue or amendment

Question 2

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To exercise certification privileges the holder of a Part 66 license must:
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  • In the preceding two year period been working full time on that type of aircraft
  • In the preceding two years, undergone full type training
  • In the preceding two years, had six months experience in accordance with the privileges granted on the license

Question 3

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Which of the following aircraft are exempt from EASA Regulation and Requirements?
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  • Micro lights and historic aircraft flown under Permit to fly
  • Private aircraft above 5700 kg
  • Commercial aircraft under 5700 kg

Question 4

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EU-OPS specifies that aircraft engineers must normally be trained i.a.w. the syllabus contained in:
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  • JAR 147
  • BCAR Section L
  • EASA Part 66

Question 5

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Which organisation was formed on the 4th April 1947 as a direct result of the Chicago convention?
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  • IATA
  • ICAO
  • CAA

Question 6

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A UK company will require approval under Part 147 if the company:
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  • Issues Certificates for Release to Service for a public transport aircraft
  • Is involved in the training of maintenance engineers to Part 66
  • Carries out any maintenance work on any aircraft or component

Question 7

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How long must an application for a Category A license, who holds a basic training certificate, work on live aircraft before applying for the basic “A” license?
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  • 1 year
  • 2 years
  • 3 years

Question 8

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A person who is converting from an existing National license to a Part 66:
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  • Will have to sit exams on part modules of Part 66
  • Must take a conversion course an an exam
  • May have to sit exams depending on conversion report

Question 9

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Which of the following license would cover the replacement of Avionics LRU’s, electrical components and minor scheduled line maintenance?
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  • B1 license
  • B2 license
  • C license

Question 10

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EASA Part 66 category “C” certification approval will be required for:
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  • Base maintenance certification of a complete aircraft
  • Avionics line maintenance work
  • Line maintenance take such as wheel changes

Question 11

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For aircraft operating i.a.w. EU-OPS in the UK, a list of the documents that should be carried on the aircraft is contained in:
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  • EU OPS
  • The aircraft log book
  • JAR 21

Question 12

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An Air Operators Certificate is:
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  • Required before a company can maintain aircraft used for commercial transport
  • Awarded to companies with a proven safety record
  • Required before a company can fly for the purpose of commercial air transport

Question 13

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Which of the following statements is correct concerning a Part 145 approved organisation?
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  • The company must use a computerised recording system for their certifying engineers
  • The EASA should be allowed reasonable access to the record of all certifying engineers
  • A certifying person should not have any access to their own records

Question 14

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Which organisations require an Air Operators Certificate?
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  • Only those who operate public transport aircraft above 5700 kg
  • Those who operate aerial work or public transport aircraft
  • Those who operate public transport aircraft only

Question 15

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Which section of the tech log contains details of all deferred defects?
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  • Section 3
  • Section 4
  • Section 5

Question 16

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How many days’ notice must the regulatory authority give to an EASA 145 Organisation prior to revoking or permanently suspending their approval?
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  • 7 days
  • 14 days
  • 28 days

Question 17

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In accordance with EU OPS how long must an operator keep the current status of Airworthiness Directives?
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  • 12 months after the last overhaul
  • 12 months after the aircraft has been permanently withdrawn from service
  • 24 months after the aircraft has been permanently withdrawn from service

Question 18

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If an emergency system fails during scheduled testing in a Part 145 organisation, it is mandatory that the fault be rectified and:
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  • The condition reported to the CAA and manufacturer within 72 hours
  • The fault reported to the accountable manager immediately
  • A Certificate of Compliance issued

Question 19

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Following a major repair on an aircraft engine an entry must be made in the:
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  • Aircraft log book
  • Aircraft log book and engine log book
  • Flight manual and the aircraft log book

Question 20

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The commander of an aircraft operating for commercial transport must record details of:
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  • Any defects in the aircraft log book
  • All defects in the technical log
  • Defects effecting safe operation of the aircraft in the technical log

Question 21

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Provided an aircraft remains owned in the UK, it’s nationality and registration marks e.g. G-CASL are valid until the aircraft:
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  • Is destroyed or permanently withdrawn from service
  • Changes ownership
  • CofA expires

Question 22

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A supplemental Type Certificate is an approval granted
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  • For a specific aircraft to allow the holder to issue a CRS
  • To approve a major change in type design of an aircraft
  • To approve a minor change modification on an aircraft

Question 23

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On completion of most jobs on an aircraft, the engineer is required to issue a:
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  • CofA
  • CMR
  • CRS

Question 24

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When considering Part M, what subpart covers the requirements that must be met by the National Authorities?
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  • Part M, subpart A
  • Part M, subpart B
  • Part M, subpart C

Question 25

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A technical log SHOULD be used for ALL aircraft:
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  • Operating in the transport or aerial work categories
  • In the transport category exceeding 2730 kg only
  • Exceeding 5300 kg only

Question 26

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A workpack containing the certification of an inspection on an aircraft must be retained:
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  • Until another annual inspection has been completed
  • For a period of two years following the maintenance check
  • Until the aircraft is finally withdrawn from service

Question 27

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Procedures for Type Certification of NEW aircraft are laid down in:
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  • Part 21
  • Part 23 & 25 depending on the aircraft weight
  • The ANO plus its schedules

Question 28

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Part 21 subpart G & J deals with:
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  • Noise regulations
  • The requirement for the construction of large aircraft
  • The approval of design and production of aircraft and aircraft components

Question 29

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What is the time constraint on a category “A” defect as detailed by the MEL?
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  • Three days
  • As detailed by the NAA
  • 120 days

Question 30

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A minor modification is APPROVED by:
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  • Issue of form AD282
  • Issue of Airworthiness Approval Note AAN
  • Return of the completed form AD261

Question 31

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A separate modification record book must be kept for all:
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  • Aircraft
  • Aircraft over 2700 kg
  • Commercial transport aircraft over 5700 kg

Question 32

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Log book entries must be made as soon as practicable but in no event more than:
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  • 7 days after expiry of CMR
  • 14 days after expiry of CMR
  • 28 days after expiry of CMR

Question 33

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What is a placard?
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  • A mandatory registration notice
  • A mandatory exit marking
  • A mandatory notice displayed on the aircraft

Question 34

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A scheduled maintenance inspection on a large aircraft:
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  • At be deferred by up to 10 days
  • Can be certified by an licensed engineer on type
  • May only be certified by a person specifically approved and specified in the maintenance schedule approval document

Question 35

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Revision and amendments to maintenance manuals are issued with:
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  • An Airworthiness Approval Note
  • A covering Service Bulletin
  • A letter of transmittal

Question 36

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How would you know that a maintenance schedule has been approved by the CAA?
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  • A file reference is given on the cover
  • All aircraft exceeding 5700 kg have approved schedules
  • An approval document is inserted in the front of the cover

Question 37

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A Minimum Equipment List is:
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  • Less restrictive than the MMEL
  • Part of the technical log of the aircraft
  • Dedicated to each aircraft and is carried on the aircraft

Question 38

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Who may NORMALLY grant an extension to an approved maintenance schedule inspection for large aircraft?
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  • The person qualified to certify the inspection
  • Any type rated engineer
  • The chief engineer or quality manager

Question 39

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ETOPS is concerned with limiting the:
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  • Maximum two engine range of a twin engine aircraft
  • Range of a twin engine aircraft during single engine operation
  • Maximum range of any aircraft following loss of one engine

Question 40

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Fleet flight testing may be carried out by an operator if it has at least;
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  • Three similar aircraft
  • Five similar aircraft
  • Ten similar aircraft
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