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14 Maintenance Publications, Forms,and Records Flashcards

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  1. What FAR prescribes the requirements for issuance of a type certificate?
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14 CFR Part 21

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  1. What part of the FARs describes the airworthiness standards for Transport Category airplanes?
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14 CFR Part 25

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  1. What part of the FARs describes the performance characteristics that a small aircraft must demonstrate in order to be airworthy?
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14 CFR Part 23

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  1. Who is responsible for ensuring that only the most current info is used when performing maintenance on an aircraft?
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The person performing the maintenance.

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  1. Why are ADs issued?
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To correct unsafe conditions found in aircraft, engines, propellers, or appliances.

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  1. How does the FAA notify aircraft owners of unsafe conditions that must be corrected?
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By issuing ADs.

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  1. How do you determine the timeframe within which AD compliance is required?
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The AD contains the compliance time or period for completing the corrective action.

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  1. If a mechanic wishes to develop a checklist for an annual or 100hr inspection, what publication contains the guidelines for the required inspection items?
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14 CFR Part 43, Appendix D.

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  1. How can you determine if the repair of damage is a major or minor repair?
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14 CFR Part 43, Appendix A defines major and minor repairs as well as preventative maintenance.

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  1. What publication might you consult for guidance when maintaining an old aircraft for which no maintenance manual exists?
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AC 43.13-1B or its latest revision.

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  1. What are ACs?
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Non regulatory info of interest to the aviation public.

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  1. What publication would you consult to determine an aircraft’s (or engine or propeller) type design and its limitations?
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TCDS and/or Aircraft Specifications.

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  1. In what FAA publication could you find a list of engines approved for use in a specific make and model of airplane?
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TCDS and/or Aircraft Specifications.

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  1. What reference material can be used to determine if an aircraft is certificated in more than one category?
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TCDS and/or Aircraft Specifications.

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  1. What is the name of the manual that the manufacturer provides to technicians who normally perform work on the systems and components of an aircraft?
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The aircraft maintenance manual.

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  1. Under what circumstances is compliance with a manufacturer’s service bulletin mandatory?
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When the service bulletin is incorporated into an AD or other approved data.

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  1. What kinds of publications are used by aircraft manufacturers to notify owners of design defects and product improvements?
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Service Bulletins, Service Letters, and Service Instructions.

18
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  1. If you need to determine the serviceable dimensional limits for an engine part, what publication would you consult?
A

The current engine manufacturer’s overhaul manual.

19
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  1. How often is the summary of ADs published?
A

Every 2 years.

20
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  1. As a certificated mechanic, will you automatically receive all ADs?
A

No. ADs are automatically sent only to registered aircraft owners.

21
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  1. How are AD updates issued to subscribers to the Summary of Airworthiness Directives?
A

Through biweekly supplements.

22
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  1. Where do you find the minimum scope and detail requirements that a 100hr inspection checklist must contain?
A

14 CFR Part 43, Appendix D.

23
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  1. Records of a major alteration must be made in what 2 places?
A

The aircraft maintenance records and FAA Form 337.

24
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  1. When completion of FAA Form 337 is required, how many copies are normally prepared and what is their distribution?
A

2 signed copies. 1 is given to the aircraft owner and 1 is sent to the local FSDO within 48hrs of the approval or return to service.

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  1. When an aircraft is sold, what do the regulations require regarding the disposition of records that contain the current status of ADs?
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The seller must transfer the records to the buyer at the time of sale.

26
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  1. For what period of time must an aircraft owner maintain the records of a 100hr inspection?
A

Until the work is superseded or for one year after the inspection.

27
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  1. In what publication may a mechanic find an example of a maintenance record entry for a 100hr inspection?
A

14 CFR Part 43.11

28
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  1. Where should a 100hr inspection be recorded?
A

In the appropriate maintenance record for the airframe, powerplant, propeller, or appliance.

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  1. What items must be entered into the aircraft records after maintenance is performed?
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  1. A description of the work performed and/or reference to acceptable data.
  2. The date the work was completed.
  3. The signature, certificate number, and type of certificate of the person approving the aircraft for return to service.
30
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  1. What person makes the final maintenance record entry after a 100hr inspection is completed?
A

The person approving the aircraft for return to service.

31
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  1. What documents must be prepared when a required inspection is performed and defects are found which render the aircraft or engine unairworthy?
A

The required maintenance entries must be made and a list of discrepancies and unairworthy items must be furnished to the owner.

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  1. What maintenance record entries are required to contain the aircraft total time in service?
A

Only records of inspections require the total time.

33
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  1. What regulation authorizes a certificated mechanic who holds an IA to approve or disapprove a major repair or alteration?
A

14 CFR Part 65.95

34
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  1. Who has the authority to rebuild an aircraft engine and return the operating time to zero?
A

Only the engine manufacturer or an overhaul facility approved by the manufacturer.

35
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  1. Are there any circumstances when more than 2 copies of Form 337 are required, and if so, when?
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Yes. 3 copies are required when a fuel tank is installed in the passenger or baggage compartment. The 3rd copy must be kept aboard the aircraft.

36
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  1. How do the regulations define time in service in regard to maintenance record entries?
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With respect to maintenance entries, time in service begins when the aircraft leaves the surface of the earth until it touches it at the next point of landing.

37
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  1. What are the penalties for making fraudulent or intentionally false entries in any required record or report?
A

The applicable airmen certificate(s) can be suspended or revoked.

38
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  1. What persons are authorized to make the required maintenance entry approving the return to service after a progressive inspection is performed at a location other than the aircraft’s home base?
A

An applicable certificated mechanic. An appropriately rated repair station. The aircraft manufacturer.

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  1. What is the difference between the terms overhaul and rebuilding as they pertain to aircraft engine maintenance records?
A

Overhauled engines must be tested to approved or acceptable current standards and technical data. Rebuilt engines must be tested to the same tolerance and limits as a new engine.

40
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  1. When performing an inspection required by 14 CFR Part 91, what rotorcraft systems must be inspected IAW the manufacturer’s maintenance manual or instructions for continued airworthiness?
A

The drive shafts or similar systems. The main rotor transmission gearbox for obvious defects. The main rotor and center section. The auxiliary rotor on helicopters.

41
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  1. How can you determine that an aircraft part or appliance you receive is serviceable?
A

By an approval for return to service in the maintenance record for the part or appliance. With a completed Form 337.

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