9) Air Worthiness Flashcards

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1
Q

What does a nationality and registration mark look like?

A

It is a group of letters and/or numbers

E.g. G-BTFP, N7207V

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How is the nationality and registration mark displayed?

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Either by being painted on or permanently affixed and being visible at all times

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Q

Where on a balloon is the registration affixed?

A

On each side near the thick part of the balloon

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Where are the registration marks and nationality displayed on a Lighter than air aircraft?

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Marks are visible from the sides and from the ground

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Where on a heavier than air aircraft are the nationalloty and registration marks?

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On the lower surface of the wing on the left hand side

They should also appear on each side of the fuselage between the wings and tail

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What should the identification plate be made out of?

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Fireproof metal or fireproof material

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Can you fly an aircraft in the UK if it is not registered?

A

No

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How long is a certificate of air worthiness valid for an ‘annex 1’ aircraft in the uk?

A

3 years

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9
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How long is a certificate of air worthiness for an EASA aircraft?

A

Unlimited but needs maintaining with an extension of air worthiness ceetificate

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Is the certificate of air worthiness still balid if the aircraft is modified, repaired or maintained in any other than the approved manor?

A

No

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A technical log is used to…

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Record flight times, unserviceable items, maintenance carried out etc

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Does the operator of an aircraft need an aircraft logbook, engine logbook and variable-pitch propellor logbook (if applicable)?

A

Yes

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How long do you need to keep log books for after an aircraft, engine, or propellor have been destroyed?

A

2 years

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Do you need insurance to fly an aircraft?

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The passenger and third party MUST be insured however the hull is optional

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