Airworthiness Review Flashcards

1
Q

Who is primarily responsible for the airworthiness of the aircraft?

A

Owner/Operator

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2
Q

What FAR describes the type of inspection an aircraft needs to be

A

FAR part 91

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3
Q

A)Annual 100hr inspection is accomplished to determine if the aircraft conforms to the Type Certificate Data Sheet.

B)Airworthiness Directive research is required as a part of both an annual and 100hr inspection programs.

A

Both A and B are correct

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4
Q

What aircraft need to have an annual inspection according to FAR 91?

A

Aircraft not used for hire

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5
Q

How can an aircraft be flown past its annual inspection due date?

A

A special flight permit is must be obtained form FAA

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6
Q

If an aircrafts annual inspection was performed sep 10 2007 when is the last day the aircraft may be legally flown?

A

The end of the month

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7
Q

Where can scope and detail be found for the checklist used on annual inspection required by FAR?

A

FAR Part 43 Appendix D

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8
Q

Who could perform an annual inspection?

A

A & P Mechanic with an inspection authorization

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9
Q

What is required if an aircraft is found airworthy after its annual inspection?

A

A logbook entry is completed returning the aircraft to service

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10
Q

So if an aircraft has been inspected in accordance with an annual inspection and found unairworthy what is the correct course of action?

A

A logbook entry is made indicating the unairworthy status of the aircraft and a list of items is provided to the aircraft owner/operator.

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11
Q

If an aircraft has an annual inspection and was determined to be in an airworthy condition what must be accomplished before the aircraft can be flown?

A

The holder of a mechanic certificate with the appropriate ratings can repair the aircraft and approve it for return to service if the unairworthy items do not constitute a repair or alteration.

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12
Q

Who can perform a return to service an aircraft after a 100hr inspection?

A

The holder of mechanic certificate with an A & P rating

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13
Q

An aircraft 100hr inspection is due 1872 hrs but was completed at 1875 hrs when is the next inspection due?

A

1972

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14
Q

An aircraft 100hr inspection is due at 3087 hrs. The inspection was completed at 3085 hrs. When is the next inspection due?

A

3185 hrs

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15
Q

All items in progressive suspension must be completed in what amount of time

A

22 calendar months

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16
Q

Who approves a progressive inspection pragsanı submitted by an aircraft owner or operator

A

The local FAA flight standards district off (FSDO)

17
Q

What action is required if a progressive inspection program is discontinued?

A

The owner must notify the local FAA Flight standards district office (FSDO) in wrong

18
Q

When is a conformity inspection required?

A

When the aircraft is imported or pre-purchase.

19
Q

What insресtiоn programs are required for aircraft flown under FAR part 121?

A

Сcontinued Airworthiness Maintenance program (CAMP)

20
Q

When would an Approved Aircraft Inspection Program (AAIP) be used?

A

When the FAA determines that an annual, 100-hour, or progressive inspection is not adequate

21
Q

What type of operator would most likely implement an Approved Aircraft Inspection Prоgram (AAIP)?

A

FAR Part 135

22
Q

A conditional inspection is a scheduled event

A conditional inspection is the result of an over limit or abnormal event

A

Only B is true

23
Q

What is the inspection requirement for the static system inspection on an aircraft that is used for flying in unusual condition (IFR)

A

The system must the pressure tested every 24 calendar months

24
Q

What is the inspection requirement for the transponder system if the aircraft is flown in Class A, B, or C airspace?

A

The transponder must be inspected every 24 calendar months

25
Q

What provides evidence that the aircraft has been maintained in an airworthy condition?

A

The aircraft maintenance records

26
Q

Airworthiness Directives are amendments to which part of the FAR’s?

A

FAR Part 39.

27
Q

Airworthiness Directives need to be researched during a 100-hour inspection.

A

True. AD compliance with all applicable ADs is required for continued airworthiness.

28
Q

If an item of equipment is found inoperative during a pre-flight inspection, what is the correct course of action?

A

If the aircraft has an approved minimum equipment list (MEL) the inoperative item is checked against the MEL to determine if the aircraft can be flown with that item inoperative and under what conditions

29
Q

What FAR part describes that performance rules for a 100 Hour inspection?

A

FAR Part 43

30
Q

What FAR part describes the manner in which a maintenance record entry for an inspection is to be made?

A

FAR Part 43

31
Q

What action is required if a major repair is completed on an aircraft?

A

A FAA form 337 is completed and a logbook entry is made returning the aircraft to service

32
Q

32

A

Replace The tail rotor

33
Q

33

A

AD 84-11-05 is not applicable by serial number

34
Q

34.The pilot notifies you of an inoperative #2 hydraulic systems. You check the MEL and cannot find #2 hydraulic systems listed. What do you do?

A

Aircraft is “AOG” (broke) and needs repair