10.6

Question 1

What is the definition of continuing airworthiness

Answer 1

Actions required to keep an ac airworthy as when it was built

Question 2

Who is responsible for continuing airworthiness

Answer 2

Owner or operator if leased

Question 3

Under part M, what is the maximum amount of time to elapse before an occurrence report must be completed?

Answer 3

72 hours

Question 4

In addition to pre flight inspection and damage rectification, how does an operators ensure continuing airworthiness of its aircraft?

Answer 4

Scheduled maintenance
AD’s
Naa task and repairs

Question 5

Who must approve repair data?

Answer 5

Part 21 organisations or EASA

Question 6

A certificate of release to service crs should be signed ASAP but what is the maximum amount of time allowed until it is entered into the record system?

Answer 6

30 days

Question 7

Detailed maintenance records of the aircraft and lifted components must be kept for how long?

Answer 7

36 months after aircraft or component has been released to service

Question 8

What information is contained in section2 of the aircraft technical log?

Answer 8

Next scheduled maint date
Out of phase servicing
Crs from last maint

Question 9

In aircraft tech log which section contains take off times, flying hours and fuel quantities?

Answer 9

Section 3

Question 10

What’s the difference between unsalvageable and serviceable?

Answer 10

One can be repaired the other cant be

Question 11

What two approvals are available for maintenance organisation to carry out maintenance on aircraft uses for commercial air transport or small aircraft not used commercially?

Answer 11

Part 145 for large or cat aircraft

Part m us part for small non cat aircraft

Question 12

Who requires a maintenance organisation manual (mom) and what is it?

Answer 12

Sub part F maintenance organisation similar to moe

Question 13

When would a subpart F organisation require an Moe?

Answer 13

Exceeds ten staff

Question 14

To retain their company their companies authorisations, what experience requirements must certifying staff have?

Answer 14

6 months relevant experience in previous 2 years

Question 15

What organisations receive its approval under part M subpart G?

Answer 15

Continuing airworthiness management organisation (camo)

Question 16

In addition to an appropriate position in the company, what must airworthiness review staff have?

Answer 16

5 years experience in continuing airworthiness
Part 66 license or degree
Formal aeronautical maintenance training

Question 17

List two of the nine tasks a camo must do to ensure the airworthiness of each aircraft it manages?

Answer 17

Develop a maintenance program 
Manage repair mod approvals 
Ensure Maint is carried out IAW
Ensure Ad’s are carried out 
Ensure defects are corrected 
Coordinate maint activities 
Manage and maintain maint records 
Ensure the mass and balance data is correct

Question 18

How long must a camo retain documents relating to any arc they issue?

Answer 18

At least 2 years from the aircrafts being permanently removed from service

Question 19

Tasks specified in a maintenance program for a non-complex aircraft <2730 kg can be carried out by the pilot so long as he has what?

Answer 19

Pilots license and type rating

Question 20

What is an airworthiness review certificate (arc)?

Answer 20

An arc is issued following successful completion of an airworthiness review

Question 21

What does camo stand for?

Answer 21

Continuing airworthiness management organisation

Question 22

What is a controlled environment?

Answer 22

Continually managed by the same camo
Been maintained by approved organisation
For 12 months

Question 23

How many times can an arc be extended?

Answer 23

Twice and on the third year it must have a review

Question 24

An EASA uk registered aircraft is sold to another person in the uk does the arc remain valid?

Answer 24

Yes so long as the aircraft is in the register of a member state it remain valid until its expiry date

Question 25

With the regard to EASA regulation what is a dry lease?

Answer 25

A lease agreement where an aircraft is operated under the AOC of the lease

Question 26

With regard to EASA regulation what is a wet lease?

Answer 26

A lease agreement where an aircraft is operated under the AOC of the lessor