10.5 Subpart M - Repairs Flashcards

1
Q

what is the definition of repair?

A

elimination of damage and/or restoration to an airworthy condition

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2
Q

what does subpart M entail?

A

requirement for approval of repair design

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3
Q

is replacement of parts for repairs classified under subpart M?

A

no, this is part 145 and doesn’t require part 21 approval

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4
Q

Which aircraft are affected for standard repairs?

A
  • aeroplane with MTOM 5700kg or less
  • rotorcraft with MTOM of 3175kg or less
  • sailplanes, balloons and airships
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5
Q

who is elligbile to apply for a major repair design?

A

a subpart J DOA

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6
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who can apply for a minor repair approval?

A

anyone

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7
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what shall the applicant of a repair design do? (3)

A

*demonstrate compliance with TC basis and EPR plus any additional requirements set by easa
*submit all data to easa
*declare compliance with CS and EPR

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8
Q

how are minor and major repairs defined?

A

Minor is one that doesn’t affect aircraft operating characterisitcs, mass, noise etc

major is all other repairs

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9
Q

how are repairs embodied? (3)

A

by appropriately approved
*Part-145
*Part-M facility,
*part-21 subpart G POA

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10
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if damage was to go unrepaired, what could happen?

A

an evaluation of the damage will occur by easa or a DOA, with limitations being set on the aircraft

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