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10.2 Flashcards

1
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What are the 5 basic licence categories?

A

A, B1, B2, B3 & C

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2
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What does AML stand for?

A

Aircraft Maintenance Licence

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3
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What is a B3 licence and when was this introduced?

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Piston-engine, non-pressurised aeroplanes with 2000kg MTOM

Introduced in 2011

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4
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What type of aircraft are in the group 1 category of the aircraft groups?

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Complex motor-powered aircraft
Multiple engined helicopters/aeroplanes
Maximum certifying operating altitude exceeding FL290
Fly-by-wire aircraft

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5
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What type of aircraft are in the group 2 category of the aircraft groups?

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Single turboprop helicopters/aeroplanes

Single turbine/piston helicopters

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6
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What type of aircraft are in the group 3 category of the aircraft groups?

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Piston engined aeroplanes other than in group 1

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7
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What is a complex motor-powered aircraft?

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MTOM exceeding 5700kg
More than 19 PAX seats
Minimum of 2 crew
Equipped with turbojet engine(s) or more than one turboprop

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8
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How do you apply for a licence?

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Using the EASA form 19 to the relevant NAA

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9
Q

Can you hold more than 1 EASA Part-66 licence?

A

No, but it doesn’t prevent you from holding various categories of Part-66 licences or from holding other foreign licences

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10
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At what age are you eligible to apply for an aircraft maintenance licence?

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18, but aged 21 to exercise privileges

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11
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What regulation introduced B3 category of licence

A

1149/2011

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12
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What 4 Categories are A & B1 sub-divided into?

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A1&B1.1 - Turbine-Engine Aeroplanes

A2&B1.2 - Piston-Engine Aeroplanes

A3&B1.3 - Turbine-Engined Helicopters

A4&B1.4 - Piston-engined Helicopters

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13
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What is the specifications of a complex motor - powered helicopter?

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MTOMm - 3,178kg
Maximum pax of no more than 9
Minimum of at least two pilots
Tilt rotor aircraft

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14
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What form is used to apply for a licence

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EASA Form 19

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15
Q

Does the licence alone allow the holder to do anything on the aircraft?

A

No

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16
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Can a category A licence holder certify work carried out by other people?

A

No

17
Q

What can a category B1 licence holder certify maintenance for?

A 
Aircraft structure 
Mechanical and electrical systems 
Power plants 
Avionics system (only simple tests)
18
Q

Does a B2 licence engineer hold Cat A1 privileges?

A

No

19
Q

Is a B2 licence subdivided? Or is it applicable to use it to work on all types of aircraft?

A

No subdivision, can be used to work on all types of aircraft irrespective of whether it’s an aeroplane or helicopter

20
Q

Does a B3 licence engineer need to apply for type ratings of aircraft.

A

No

21
Q

Can an engineer exercise his privilege, If he cannot read the language in which the manuals are written?

A

No

22
Q

What three reasons must an engineer satisfy to be able to exercise his licence privileges?

A
  • In compliance with applicable requirements of Annex 1 and Annex 2
  • Has done at least 6 months maintenance experience within the last 2 years
  • Has adequate competence to certify maintenance on the corresponding aircraft
23
Q

How long do you have to pass training courses/ examinations within?

A

10 years prior to the application for an AML

24
Q

For Category A - B1.2, B1.4 & B3 what is the experience requirements to gain a licence?

A

3 Years is no relevant technical training

2 years if he can demonstrate technical training

1 year if on Part-147 training course

25
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For Category B2, B1.1 & B3 what is the experience requirements to gain a licence?

A

5 years if no relevant training

3 years if training in related discipline

2 years if completion of Part 147 approved course

26
Q

For Category C what is the experience requirements to gain a licence?

A

3 years as B1.1, B1.3, B2 certifying staff or support staff on large aircraft

5 years as B1.2 or B1.4 certifying staff or support staff

27
Q

For Category C (Anything other than large aircraft) what is the experience requirements to gain a licence?

A

3 years as B1, B2 on other anything other than large aircraft

28
Q

If you become a C licence engineer via the academic (University) route, would you hold a B1, B2 licence and privileges?

A

No, you would only hold B1, B2 privileges as a C licence holder if you gained them before

29
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If a B1.1 licence engineer is wished to hold a B2 licence what would they have to do in regards to exams?

A

Complete additional Part-66 basic modules that were not covered under initial licence category

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