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10.1 Flashcards

1
Q

How many states were invited to attend Chicago convention?

A

55

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2
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How many states attended and signed agreement at Chicago convention?

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54 attended and 52 signed

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3
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When was Chicago convention?

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7th December 1944

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4
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What is ICAO?

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International Civil Aviation Organisation

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5
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Due to delays of ratification of ICAO, what was created?

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PICAO
(Provisional International Civil aviation organisation)

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6
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Where is ICAO’s headquarters?

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Montreal, Canada

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7
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When was PICAO fully ratified to become ICAO?

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4th April 1947

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8
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What is SARPS?

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Standard and recommended practices

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9
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How many annexes are there?

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19

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10
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When an aircraft has been designed, built and successfully tested what is it issued?

A

Type certificate

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11
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An aircraft requires what to prove its a safe condition for flight and meets all applicable regulatory requirements?

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Certificate of airworthiness

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12
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Do ICAO make laws?

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No, they make recommendations that all countries make law for them

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13
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How many SARPS are there?

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12,000

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14
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When was CAA established?

A

1972
Under terms of of civil aviation act 1971

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15
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ICAO requires the UK to put what in place to regulate and oversee the UK aviation system?

A

State safety program (SSP)

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16
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What is BCARS?

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They expand on the ANO and lay down the minimum standards required for airworthiness of aircraft in the UK

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17
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What is annex 1 regulated by?

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BCARs and various CAPs

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18
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What is SSP?

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State safety programme

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19
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The Air accident investigation branch investigate what?

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They investigate civil aircraft accidents and serious incidents within the UK, its Overseas Territories, and Crown Dependencies

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20
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Binding regulations are linked with what type of law?

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Hard law

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21
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What is section A of implementing rules?

A

This describes the requirements with which an organisation or individual must comply and gives guidance on how these requirements can be satisfied. This is the part of the document which will be considered on this course.

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22
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What is section B of implementing rules?

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These are procedures for the CAA to follow in order to regulate approved companies and individuals. This part of the document is of little interest to us and will not be studied on this course, however it might be mention in some sections to add context to the study area.

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23
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What is AMC?

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Acceptable means of complaince
Soft law
Non binding

24
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What is GM?

A

Guidance material
Soft law
Non binding

25
Q

What is a certification specification?

A

Soft law
Non binding
Lays out what a company needs to do to reach a required standard

26
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What is regulation 2018/1139?

A

The basic regulation
Covers all annex’s and parts

27
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What is CS-25

A

Large aircraft

28
Q

How many annexes in continuing airworthiness?

A

8

29
Q

Uk regulation 748/2012 surrounds what?

A

Initial airworthiness

30
Q

UK Reg (EU) 1321/2014 surrounds what?

A

Continuing airworthiness

31
Q

UK Reg (EU) No 376/2014 is about what?

A

Occurrence reporting

32
Q

What is the purpose of ICAO?

A

To harmonise international standards in civil aviation both nationally and internationally

33
Q

When and where was ICAO created?

A

Chicago convention in December 1944 and fully ratified 4th April 1947

34
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What are SARPS?

A

Standard and recommended practices

35
Q

What other specialised agency are ICAO part of?

A

United Nations

36
Q

What is the air navigation commission?

A

The technical body ICAO tasks with managing the technical work programme helping to develop SARPS and annexes

37
Q

Who are CAA responsible to?

A

UK government

38
Q

Where are CAA headquarters?

A

Aviation house, Crawley, West Sussex (Gatwick airport)

39
Q

What is CAP 393 and how is it structured?

A

The air navigation order lays out the law for civil aviation in the UK. It embodies the ICAO requirements and contains articles of law and schedules

40
Q

Who is responsible for military aviation in Uk?

A

Military Aviation Authority
NOT CAA

41
Q

Which member of parliament is responsible for the oversite of Civil aviation in the UK?

A

Secretary of State for transport

42
Q

How was the present Basic regulation created?

A

EU regulation 2018/ 1139 EASA fully established by European Union, parliament and council in 2018.
Now adopted by CAA post brexit

43
Q

What is an aeronautical product?

A

Aircraft engine or propeller

44
Q

Which document deals with management of continuing air worthiness of aircraft and components?

A

Implementing Rule (IR)
Continuing airworthiness
Annex 1, Part M, Continuing airworthiness

45
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Which document is the regulation governing the airworthiness and certification of aircraft and aircraft products?

A

Implementing rule
Initial airworthiness of 748/2012 is the law
Part 21

46
Q

What information would be found in any regulation section A?

A

Hard law
The requirements with which the organisation or individual must comply and gives guidance on how these requirements can be satisfied

47
Q

What information can be found in any regulation section B?

A

Hard law that the CAA follows to regulate approved organisations and individuals

48
Q

What are AMC?

A

Soft law
Non binding
Serve as a means by which the requirements contained in the basic regulation and the IR can be met

49
Q

What information would be found in any regulation supporting document (Guidance material)?

A

Soft law
Expands on acceptable means of compliance

50
Q

What is Part M about?

A

Requirements for continuing airworthiness of aircraft and components

51
Q

What is Part T about?

A

Airworthiness of third party aircraft when dry leased

52
Q

What is Part ML?

A

Airworthiness standards for light aircraft that are not used by licensed air carriers

53
Q

What is part CAMO?

A

Continuing airworthiness management organisation

54
Q

What is part 147?

A

Training organisation

55
Q

What is part 145?

A

Maintenance organisation

56
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What is part CAO?

A

Combined maintenance and airworthiness management organisation approval for general aviation aircraft

Module 10- Air Legislation (6 decks)

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