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10.6 Flashcards

1
Q

What is the aircraft eligible for once it has been awarded its type certification?

A

Certificate of Airworthiness.

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2
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What shall EASA share Airworthiness codes in accordance with?

A

Article 19 of Regulation

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3
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How long should an application for type certification for large aircraft be effective for?

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5 years.

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4
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What is a DOA?

A

Design Organisation Approval.

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5
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How long must a flight test last with a new turbine engine?

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300 hours minimum.

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6
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How long must an aircraft be tested for previously tested engines?

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150 hours.

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7
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What is a TCDS?

A

Type Certificate Data Sheet.

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8
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What is an STC?

A

Supplemental type certificate

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9
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What is EPA?

A

Proper markings of components.

European parts approval

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10
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What is a certificate of Airworthiness?

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Internationally recognised document certifying an aircrafts suitability to enter service.

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11
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When is a certificate of Airworthiness reviewed and what is it called?

A

Annually

with a Airworthiness review certificate (ARC)

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12
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Is the flight manual part of the certificate of Airworthiness?

A

Yes.

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13
Q

When would an aircraft become “orphan”?

A

Type certificate ceases to exist or TC holder no longer complies with regulations.

TC loses their DOA.

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14
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When can an orphan aircraft continue to fly?

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Only if they hold a Restricted Certificate of Airworthiness or permit to fly.

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15
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What is CAMO?

A

Continued Airworthiness maintenance organisation.

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16
Q

What will the permit to fly application include?

A

Purpose of the flight
Ways in which aircraft doesn’t comply with Airworthiness requirements
Approved flight conditions.

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17
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What should the period of validity not exceed for a permit to fly?

A

14 days.

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18
Q

Where should one copy of the permit to fly always be kept?

A

Duplicated and 1 kept in the aircraft.

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19
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What form is the EASA permit to fly?

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EASA Form 20a/b

(A) issued by competent authority
(B) design or product quality organisation

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20
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How long is a permit to fly valid for?

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12 months

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21
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What must be displayed on the airframe as proof of registration?

A

Allotted registration letters.

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22
Q

What is the registration of the aircraft displayed in accordance with?

A

Article 5 of the ANO.

Part B schedule 2

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23
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What article are the legal requirements of registration set out in?

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Article 4 in the ANO.

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24
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What plate for registration should also be in place as well as letters displayed?

A

Fireproof in prominent place.

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25
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What form must be sent to CAA for registration in UK?

A

CA1.

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26
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What is a C of R?

A

Certificate of Registration.

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27
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When are aircraft not allowed to fly in UK airspace?

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If nationality and registration marks are not displayed.

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28
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What is the National mark of the UK?

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Letter G followed by 4 letters

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29
Q

Why was JAR 36 introduced?

A

Reproduce standards agreed by ICAO for environmental protection and noise.

30
Q

In 2004, what was JAR 36 replaced by?

A

Part 21 and CS-36

31
Q

What aircraft exceptions are there for JAR 36?

A

Older aircraft types.

32
Q

How is moment calculated?

A

Mass x horizontal distance from datum.

33
Q

What includes all weight including passengers and cargo and any specialist equipment?

A

Traffic load.

34
Q

What is the total mass excluding traffic load?

A

Dry operating mass.

35
Q

How often must aircraft be weighed to establish the weight and centre of gravity?

A

Every 4 years if individual masses are used

Every 9 years if fleet masses are used.

36
Q

What is CAT?

A

Commercial Air Transport.

37
Q

What is MAC?

A

Mean Aerodynamic Chord

38
Q

Is change to radio a major modification?

A

Yes.

39
Q

What is OFCOM?

A

Office communications.

40
Q

How long is a radio license valid for?

A

36 months.

41
Q

What sub part can small organisations operating small non commercial aircraft for maintaining aircraft?

A

Sub part F

42
Q

What is sub part G for?

A

Requirements for CAMO’s and performing of Airworthiness reviews.

43
Q

Who is responsible for the continuing Airworthiness of aircraft?

A

The owner.

44
Q

What is a CDL?

A

Configuration Deviation List .

45
Q

What must each aircraft have at least one log book for?

A

Airframe
Each engine
Each pitch propeller
Log cards for life limited components

46
Q

How long must system records be kept for?

A

At least until next scheduled maintenance

At least 12 months after aircraft is permanently removed from service.

Not less than 36 months after new components have been released into service.

47
Q

What does an aircraft technical log cover?

A

Day to day activities maintenance and each flight

48
Q

What are the 5 sections of the tech log?

A

1- name and address of operator and registration of aircraft

2- when maintenance is due next

3- date/time of take off, how many landings (all information needed to safely operate aircraft)

4- any defects which have been deferred. (IAW with MEL)

5- maintenance support information

49
Q

What form do components require?

A

EASA Form 1.

50
Q

What is sub part F sometimes referred to?

A

Light

51
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How many employees do sub part f organisations generally have?

A

Fewer than 10.

52
Q

If an organisation exceeds 10 staff what must they produce?

A

An MOE

53
Q

In order to gain Part M Sub part F approval what must an organisation produce?

A

MOM (maintenance organisation manual)

54
Q

What does the CAMO produce to show how it will comply?

A

CAME (Continuing Airworthiness management Exposition)

55
Q

For CAMO’s, what must each aircraft have?

A

Airworthiness review certificate (ARC)

56
Q

How long can the review of CAMO be anticipated?

A

Up to 90 days

57
Q

Who must be sent a copy of any Airworthiness review certificate within 10 days?

A

Member state of registry.

58
Q

What weight must the aircraft be for a pilot to have pilot owner maintenance?

A

2730kg MTOM

And must have type rating

59
Q

What is Sub Part I?

A

Airworthiness review certificate

60
Q

When is an ARC carried out?

A

Periodically (anticipated up to 90 days)

Valid for 1 year.

61
Q

How is a controlled environment continuously managed for precious 12 months??

A

By a unique CAMO.

62
Q

What is sub part H?

A

Certificate of release to service.

63
Q

What is sub part G?

A

CAMO

64
Q

What is a sub part F?

A

Maintenance organisation.

65
Q

What is ELA aircraft?

A

European Licensed Aircraft.

66
Q

What will the owner supply when the NAA carries out the review of ARC?

A

Any documents, suitable accommodation, if required support staff.

67
Q

What is Part-T?

A

Dry leased licensed operators, operating aircraft registered in third country

68
Q

What is a dry lease agreement?

A

An agreement between undertakings pursuant to which the aircraft is operated under the AOC of lessee.

69
Q

What is a wet lease agreement?

A

An agreement between air carriers pursuant to which the aircraft is operated under the AOC of the lessor.

70
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What is a damp lease?

A

A wet lease with partial crew.

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