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1
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is ATA 100 adopted by all manufacturers

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yes

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2
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what is ATA 100

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industry reommened format for AMMs

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3
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What are the contents of a SB

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title
chapter name
body
smmary

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4
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what is an engine conversion SB

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provide operators with information necessary to convert engine model

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5
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What is a standard SB

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When an alert SB is not required
(Not urgent)

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What is an alert SB

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Urgent SB
Usually safety related

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What are the 4 compliance recommendations change categories

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  1. SB must be accomplished
  2. SB is recommended to be accomplished
  3. SB introduce improvements
  4. SB for convenience or option
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8
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How can you improve the original design of an aircraft with an SB

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Modifications to aircraft engine or accessory
Substitute parts
Engine changes
Software change

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9
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Are SBs mandatory

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No
So times can be mandated by a relevant AD

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10
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Benefits of SB

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Lower costs in maintenance and improve performance

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11
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What is the main purpose of an SB

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Improve original design

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12
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Once issued can SBs be cancelled

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No it cannot be cancelled
It can only be revised or new SB issued

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13
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Following an AD what must the type certificate holder or major design approval holder do

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Must propose the corrective action/inspection and submit to the CAA for approval
Following approval must alert all known operators or owners of the product to comply with the AD

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What are the steps to an AD

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  1. Identify unsafe conditions
  2. Identify affected aircraft
  3. Action required
  4. Compliance time for required action
  5. Date of entry
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15
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Are ADs issued if a problem on an aircraft won’t affect other aircraft

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No

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16
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Are ADs issued if a problem on an aircraft won’t affect other aircraft

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No

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17
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When are ADs issued

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When unsafe conditions has been determined by CAA
And the condition is likely to exist in other aircraft

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18
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What is the purpose of ADs

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To restore an acceptable level of safety

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19
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What does ADs mandate

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Mandate actions to be performed on aircraft

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20
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Who isssues ADs

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CAA

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21
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In what check is the entire aircraft stripped

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D check

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22
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In what check would they remove panels if required

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D check

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23
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How often does a D check occur

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Every 5 years

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On average how many D checks does a commercial aircraft undergo

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What is a D check also known as
Heavy maintenance visit
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How long can the D check take to complete
Can take up to 2 months
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How many man hours does a D check take
50,000
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How many aircraft components are inspected in a C check
Large majority of parts
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How long does a C check take to complete
Takes 1-2 weeks
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How often is a C check
Every 20-24 months
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How many man hours is a C check
6000 man hours
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What are the B check items
A1 to A10
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How many man hours is a B check
150 hours
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How quickly can a B check be performed
Within 1-3 days in the hangar
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How often is a B check
Every 4-6 months
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Where and when is an A check performed
Usually performed overnight At airport terminal gate or hangar
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What does the schedule for an A check depend on
Cycle count or number of hours flown since last check
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Can A checks be delayed
Yes in certain conditions
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How many man hours does a A check take
20-50 man hours
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How often is a A check completed
Every 500-800 hours Or 200-400 cycles
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What colour is temporary revision to AMM
Always yellow
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What is ATA iSPEC 2200
Electronic use of maintenance info
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Who produces AMMs
Aircraft design authority
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Who produces the IPC
Aircraft manufacturer
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What components does the IPC show
Every component which can be replaced
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Is SRM customised to a particular operator
No
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What is the wiring diagram manual (WDM) divided into
Aircraft schematic manual Aircraft wiring manual Aircraft wiring list
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What is CMM
Component maintenance manual
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What is MMEL
doc that lists the equipment that may be temporarily inop Whilst maintaining an acceptable level of safety
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Who produces the MEL
operator
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How quickly must a Cat A MEL be rectified
No time is specified
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How quickly must a Cat B MEL be rectified
3 days
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How quickly must a Cat C MEL be rectified
10 days excluding day of discovery
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How quickly must a Cat B MEL be rectified
120 days excluding day of discovery
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What does CDL mean
Configuration deviation list
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What does DDL mean
Dispatch deviation list
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What are the 2 documents which make up the DDL
MEL AND CDL
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What does CDL show
Any external parts of an aircraft which may be missing

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