Jeppesen Ch17 SecA A A Insp

Question 1

1. Inspection programs must ensure that an aircraft is ___ and conforms to all applicable FAA:

Answer 1

Airworthy

Aircraft Specifications
Type Certificate Data Sheet
Airworthiness Directive
Other FAA approved data

Question 2

2. Ain) ____ is defined as the number of takeoffs and landings made by an aircraft

Answer 2

cycle

Question 3

3. Aircraft weighing less than 12.500 lbs gross takeoff weight have maintenance checklists that conform to FAR Part ___ Appendix ___

Answer 3

43
D

Question 4

4. During a pre-flight inspection, the pilot must verify that certain documents are aboard the aircraft. These documents are:

Answer 4

Airworthiness Certificate

Registration Certificate

Weight and Balance Information

Operation Limitations (POH & Placards)

Question 5

5. A Minimum Equipment List or MEL, contains information on equipment that may be ___ and still allow the aircraft to fly for a specific time period.

Answer 5

Inoperative

Question 6

6. Small airplanes are required to have an annual inspection every ___ months.

Answer 6

12 calendar

Question 7

7. If a small airplane is operated for compensation or hire, it must be inspected every ___ hours of operation in addition to the annual inspection.

Answer 7

100

Question 8

8. If a small airplane is inspected on May 1st, the annual inspection is good until ___ on
   ___ of the following year.

Answer 8

Midnight, May 31st

Question 9

9. Detailed inspection checklists, meeting the requirements of FAR Part 43, Appendix D are provided by the ___ (FAA or Manufacturer)

Answer 9

Manufacturer

Question 10

10. An A & P Technician who does not hold an Inspection Authorization ___ perform an Annual Inspection.

Answer 10

May not

Question 11

11. If an airplane fails an annual inspection, the inspector must provide the owner with a list of ___ and ___ items.

Answer 11

Discrepancies
Unairworthy

Question 12

12. An A & P technician may correct discrepancies found during an Annual Inspection and approve the aircraft for return to service provided the discrepancy does not involve a ___ repair.

Answer 12

Major

Question 13

13. An unairworthy aircraft may not be flown to a different repair location unless a ___ ____ ___ is obtained.

Answer 13

Special Flight Permit

Question 14

14. An aircraft requiring a 100-hour inspection may be operated for a maximum of ____ hours while enroute to an inspection facility.

Answer 14

10

Question 15

15. An aircraft whose 100-hour inspection was due at 1:327 hours total time was flown for an additional 4 hours before the inspection was performed. The next 100-hour inspection is due at ___ hours total time.

Answer 15

1,427

Question 16

16. A certified A & P technician ___ perform a 100-hour inspection and approve the Aircraft for return to service.

Answer 16

May

Question 17

17. The same inspection can serve as both a 100-hour and an annual inspection if the person performing the Inspection holds an ____

Answer 17

Inspection Authorization

Question 18

18. A 100-hour inspection ____ take the place of an Annual inspection.

Answer 18

May not

Question 19

19. An inspection program that divides the Annual inspection into smaller blocks of work is called a _____ inspection schedule.

Answer 19

Progressive

Question 20

20. What types of aircraft require inspection programs tailored to the specific aircraft and its unique operating conditions?
    A
    B

Answer 20

Large Airplanes (over 12,500 lbs gross takeoff weight).

Turbine powered multi-engine aircraft.

Question 21

21. A(n) ___ inspection compares the approved aircraft specifications with the actual aircraft, engine and components.

Answer 21

Conformity

Question 22

22. FAA Form ___ is used to record major repair and alteration information.

Answer 22

337

Question 23

23. The ____inspection is one of the most commonly overlooked or încompletely carried out procedures.

Answer 23

Conformity

Question 24

24. Air Carriers operating under Part 121 must maintain their aircraft under a ___ Airworthiness Maintenance Program.

Answer 24

Continuous

Question 25

25. CAMP inspection schedules are often called ___ checks”

Answer 25

Letter

Question 26

26. The control documents for a continuous inspection program are called ____ ____

Answer 26

Work Cards

Question 27

27. Part 135 operators usually choose to implement a(n) ___ Aircraft Inspection Program.

Answer 27

Approved

Question 28

28. Aircraft operated under Instrument Flight Rules must have the altimeters and static systems inspected every ___ calendar months.

Answer 28

24

Question 29

29. ATC transponder inspections are one of a number of ___ (what type) inspections and are required every ___ ___

Answer 29

special

Question 30

30. Emergency Locator Transmitter inspections are required every ___ calendar months.

Answer 30

12

Question 31

31. A(n) ___ inspection is an unscheduled inspection conducted as a result of a specific over-limit or abnormal event.

Answer 31

conditional