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How many states were invited and how many attended ICAO

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55 invited
54 attended

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When was ICAO

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1944

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How many countries signed ICAO

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52

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PICAO meaning

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Provisional international civil aviation organisation

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What did ICAO become on October 1947

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Specialised agency of the United Nations

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Where are ICAO headquarters

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Montreal, Canada

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What is the purpose of ICAO

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To harmonise international standards in civil aviation to ensure safe and orderly growth

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Who does ICAO make recommendations too (exam)

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To member countries

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Does ICAO have any power

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IACO has no executive power to incorporate or introduce legislation

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How many members states are in ICAO

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193

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When was ICAO fully refined

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1947

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What did ICAO create and other member states

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Standard and recommended practices (SARPS)

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How many SARPS are there and how many annexes

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12000 SARPS and 19 annexes

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What must ICAO members do

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Any ICAO members must accept new requirements, as a minimum standard and implement as a law in that country

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What is ICAO part of

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It is part of the United Nations

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What is the European Commission responsible for

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Initiating laws
Enforcing the laws of the EU
managing EU policy

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European commission is made up of how many states

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27

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18
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Where is the European Commission headquarters

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Brussels

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How does a member state get a commissioner

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Have to be nominated in by parliament but can not represent their own country

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Functions of the European Commission

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Legislation
Uphold eu law
Policy
Represent

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How often do the European commissions meet

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Once a week

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Role of EASA member states

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Approving production
Maintenance
Maintenance training organisation

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Member states are not allowed to do what

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Issue own rules
Deviate from common rules
Impose assertional requirement to EASA rules

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24
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What is the NAA referred as

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The competent authority

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When did the UK pass the civil aviation act
1949
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What is laid down in the civil aviation act
CAP 393, air navigation order
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What did the Civil aviation act form and when
civil aviation authority (CAA) in 1971
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What does the air navigation order laid down
Cap 393 and laids down the law of the land within civil aviation in the UK
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British civil airworthiness requirement (BCARS) form what
CAPS (civil aviation publications)
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What do civil aviation publications expand on and what are they
They expand on Air navigation order and the laid down the minimum standard for aviation in the uk
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BCARS are divided into what sections
CAP 553 section A - CAA has primary responsibility for the type approval CAP 554 section B - CAA does not have primary responsibility for type approval
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What is CAP 747
Mandatory requirement for airworthiness
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When was European civil aviation conference (ECAC) formed and who by
1955 and council of Europe and ICAO
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How many states are in ECAC and where is their headquarters
44 and Paris France
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What did ECAC create
JAA
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What did JAA produce
Joint aviation requirement (JAR) same basis as FAA
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What could JAA not do
Could not make an laws
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What year was EASA made
2002/2003
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What did the European Parliament and council create
The basics regulation 1592/2002 which created EASA
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Where is EASAs headquarters
Cologne, Germany
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What is the purpose of EASA
Set common safety stands which become law to EU member states
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How many countries and associations do EASA have
27 countries and 4 associated countries
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EASA has taken over responsibility from who and when
JAA ( joint aviation authority) in 2009
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The basic reg 1592/2002 is now what
2018/1139
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Hard law are
Binding regulation/rules
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Soft laws are
Non-binding standards
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What is 748/2012
Implemented regulation/rules for initial airworthiness
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What is 1321/2014
Implementing regulations/rules for continued airworthiness
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Initial airworthiness
Part 21
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Continued airworthiness (exam)
Part M Part 145 Part 66 Part 147
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Cs 23
Small aircraft
52
Cs 25
Aircrafts over 5700 kg
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Cs 27
Small helicopters less than 3175 kg or less than 9 passengers
54
Cs 29
Large helicopters
55
Annex 1 -part m deal with what
Management
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Annex 2 - part 145 deals with what
Maintenance
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Annex 3 - part 66 deals with what
Qualifications
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Annex 4 - part 147 deals with what
Training
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AMC and GM mean what
Acceptable means of compliance Guidance material
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Large aircraft is also known as
Complex motor powered aircrafts
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Commercial air transport (CAT) is replaces by
Licensed air carriers
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How long does it take for EASA take make a rule
4 years
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What are air operations (Air-Ops)
Regulation airlines operators have to comply with
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Two types of reporting systems
Voluntary and mandatory
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Where do organisation store their occurrence reports
In one or more national database
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Where do the competent authority store their occurrence reports
National database
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EASA store their occurrence reports where
In the national data base
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How quick should occurrence reports by transferred to the European central repository
No later than 30 days after being entered into the national database
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Occurrences which may represent a significant risk to aviation safety should be reported through what
The mandatory occurrence reporting system
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How quickly should occurrences by reported (exam)
Within 72 hours of becoming aware of the occurrence unless exception circumstances prevent this
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What reporting system do organisation need
Voluntary reporting

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