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What is an aircraft “product”?

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An aircraft, engine or propeller

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Before an aircraft gains a type certificate, what must the engines or propellers get?

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A type certificate also

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Once an aircraft has gained a type certificate, what is it eligible for?

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A certificate of airworthiness

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When an organisation has gained a type certificate of an aircraft they have successfully designed, what do they become?

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The type certificate holder

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What are airworthiness codes also known as?

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Certification Specifications

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What should be included in the application of a type certificate?

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  • a three-view directional drawing
  • preliminary data
  • operating characteristics
  • limitations
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Why can some type certifications require special conditions from EASA?

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  • the product has an unusual design
  • the intended use of the product is unconventional
  • unsafe conditions could develop (from previous similar products)
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How long is a type certificate APPLICATION of a Large Aircraft effective for?

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5 years

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How long is a type certificate APPLICATION for a small aircraft effective for?

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3 years (unless at time of application it is shown that it requires longer)

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When would it be deemed necessary to propose a change to the type certificate of a product?

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When any agency finds a;

  • change in design
  • change in power
  • change in mass
  • change in thrust
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What does DOA stand for?

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Design Organisation Approval

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Who is eligible to apply for a Certificate of Airworthiness? (C of A)

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Any person or organisation that the aircraft is registered to.

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What language must the C of A be printed in?

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One or more of the official languages of the EU

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How long is the C of A valid for?

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Remains valid indefinitely, as long as:

  • it’s in compliance with type design and airworthiness requirements
  • it remains on the same register
  • the type certificate remains valid
  • type certificate has not being surrendered or revoked
  • requires validating with the Airworthiness Review Certificate (ARC)
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What is the purpose of a C of A?

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It is the internationally recognised document certifying an aircrafts sustainability to enter service

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Does the C of A constitute an aircraft is serviceable?

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No - it is only valid if it has received maintenance in accordance with the maintenance schedule

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How often should the C of A be reviewed and re-validated?

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Annually (ARC - Airworthiness Review Certificate)

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Previously, BCAR’s were reviewed at what interval?

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Every 3 years

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What is an orphan aircraft?

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  • the legal person holding the TC ceases to exist
  • the TC holder no longer complies with regulatory obligations
  • the TC holder loses his DOA
  • the TC holder has surrendered the TC

A restricted certificate of airworthiness is needed to continue to operate

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Who can issue permits to fly?

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  • NAA
  • EASA
  • Part-21 company that has approval
  • Approved CAMO’s
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What is the purpose of a permit to fly?

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An aircraft that does not meet airworthiness requirements but is capable of safe flight.
E.g. Development of a new aircraft

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What is an ARC?

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Airworthiness Review Certificate

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If an organisation does not have approval to issue a permit to fly certificate they are to apply to their competent authority. What information should be presented?

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  • purpose of the flight
  • the ways in which the aircraft does not comply with airworthiness requirements
  • the approved flight conditions
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The period of validity of a flight release certificate should not exceed what timescale?

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14 days

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If flight conditions are not approved at the time of application of a permit to fly, who should the approval be sent to?
- Agency = if the approval of flight conditions is related to the safety of design - Competent Authority = if the approval of flight conditions is NOT related to the safety of design
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If an EASA permit to fly is issued by an organisation other than the competent authority, what must be done?
Copies of the permits must be sent to the competent authority as soon as possible but no later than 3 days
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How long is an EASA permit to fly valid for?
12 months
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Is a permit to fly transferable?
No - unless it’s for an aircraft that is changing ownership but is remaining on the same register and under agreement of the competent authority.
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Aircraft are required to have a Certificate of Registration. What is the one exception for this?
Non-EASA Aircraft - Flight begins and ends in the U.K. without flying over any borders - not used for public transport or aerial work
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What is the national mark for a U.K. registered aircraft?
“G” followed by 4 letters
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The ICAO requirement for noise applies to?
All aircraft
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JAR-36 was replaced by what IR and CS?
IR = Part-21 and CS-36 | Initial airworthiness and noise requirements
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Who can modify or amend a noise certificate of an aircraft?
The issuing competent authority
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When applying for a noise certificate, what must be issued no more than 60 days prior to the application?
A statement of conformity
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How long are noise certificates valid for?
Unlimited duration
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What is included in a Weight Schedule?
- Basic weight | - All items loaded to the aircraft per specific flight
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An aircraft mass and CofG should be obtained in what intervals?
4-years for individual aircraft | 9-years for fleet masses
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What is the aircraft “dry” operating mass?
The aircraft without any added mass (traffic mass) on board (including fuel, cargo etc)
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What is “traffic load”?
The amount of baggage, crew, PAX on the aircraft.
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In what scenario would an aircraft not require weighing before operation?
If the aircraft is new into service, weighed at the factory and records of all modifications have been included.
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When should the mass and centre of gravity of an aircraft be reviewed?
Whenever the cumulative changes to the dry operating mass and C of G alter by +/- 0.5%
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A change to a radio is classed as what type of modification?
A major modification as it may interfere with other systems
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How long is an Aircraft Radio installation licence valid for?
36 months - applied within 2-months in advance of renewal
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What happens to the radio installation licence if an aircraft changes ownership?
It becomes invalidated
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What is awarded when radio equipment is approved?
A certificate of approval of radio installation
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What is a restricted type certificate used for?
An aircraft that doesn’t meet the provisions of a type certificate basis and/or environmental practices
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Each type design of an aircraft must be...?
Adequately identified
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What is a TCDS?
Type Certificate Data Sheet
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When completing flight tests for the purpose of gaining a type certificate, how long must a new aircraft engine be tested for?
A minimum of 300 hours
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What must a holder of a type certificate for an aircraft produce?
Manuals that are updated and maintained
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What can be delayed before an aircraft has entered into service?
Some portions of the manuals/instructions
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What is classified as a minor change in type design?
Any change that does not affect: - Structural strength - Mass - Balance - Reliability - Operational characteristics - Noise - Fuel venting - Exhaust emissions - Any other characteristic affecting airworthiness
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What is a supplemental type certificate used for?
Organisations who aren’t the type certificate holder that are wanting to make modifications to an aircraft. Issued by the NAA.
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When is a supplemental type certificate able to be transferred?
When the natural or legal person is able to demonstrate its ability to qualify for design organisation approval (DOA)
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If the supplemental type certificate is revoked or surrendered, what must be done?
It must be returned to EASA.
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Who can apply for a permit to fly?
Any authorised person
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What is included under “Flight Conditions” when applying for a permit to fly?
- configuration - conditions or restriction necessary - substantiation that the aircraft is capable of safe flight - method used for the control
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What form is used for the U.K. registration of an aircraft?
The CAA - CA1 form
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How many certificates of registration (CofR) can an aircraft have?
1 CofR
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Where are the legal requirements set out for aircraft registration?
Article 4 of the ANO
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How must an operator determine the mass of the fuel on board?
Using the actual density or if not known, the density calculated in in accordance with a method specified in the operations manual.
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The interval between two fleet mass/CofG evaluations should not exceed what?
48 months
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Before radio equipment is installed, what must be done?
It must be approved by the NAA prior to being put into service
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What is an ETSOA?
European Technical Standard Order Authorisation (ETSOA)
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Who can install radio equipment?
A person who is duly licensed or otherwise permitted

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