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1
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How many members does the EU have

A

28

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2
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When did Croatia join the EU?

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2013

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3
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What is the purpose of the EU?

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Facilitate easy exchange of services and products

Have common standards on economic and political issues

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4
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When was EASA created and who by?

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2002/2003 by the EU parliament and EU councils basic regulation 1592/2002

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5
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Where is EASA based?

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Cologne! Germany

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6
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EASA regulations become what to any EU member states?

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Automatically become law.

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7
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Countries outside of the EU must create the same laws as those within. True of false?

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True.

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8
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Where is the NAA classed as the competent authority?

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Uk - CAA

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9
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How can EASA ensure standards are maintained between members?

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Cross checking between members.

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10
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What can the alignment of regulation between EASA and The USA promote?

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Easier trade between Europe and the USA.

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11
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The basic regulation was created by who? (216/2008)

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The European Parliament - elected members

The European council - heads of state

Creates EASA

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12
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What type of law does the basic regulations create?

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Hard law.

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13
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What documents are created to expand hard law?

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Acceptable means of compliance (AMC) soft law

Guidance material (GM) soft law

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14
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What part is initial airworthiness?

A

PART 21

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15
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What part is additional airworthiness?

A

Part 25

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16
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What part is Continuing airworthiness?

A

Part M

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17
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What part is a training school?

A

Part 147

Continued airworthiness

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18
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What part is responsible for maintenance licensing?

A

Part 66

Continued airworthiness

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19
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What is part 145 responsible for?

A

Maintenance environments

Continued airworthiness

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20
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Implementing rule initial airworthiness is which annex?

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Annex 1

Design/manufacture

Part 21

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21
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What is each certification specification responsible for?

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CS23 - small AC
CS25 - large AC
CS27 - small helicopter
CS29 - large helicopter

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22
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What is classed as a large aircraft

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More than 5700kg.

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23
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What is classed as a large helicopter?

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More than 1 engine.

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24
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What is implementing rule continuing airworthiness responsible for?

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Annex 1

Continuing airworthiness part M

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25
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What is annex 2 responsible for

A

Maintenance organisations

Part 145

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26
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What is annex 3 responsible for?

A

Certifying staff

Part 66

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27
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What is Annex 4 responsible for?

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Training organisations

Part 147

28
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What does EEC stand for

A

European economical committee.

29
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In terms of initial airworthiness what is section A and B responsible for?

A

Section A - technical requirements

Section B - procedures for the competent authority.

30
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For continuing airworthiness what is Section A and B in charge of?

A

Section A - technical requirements for individuals and organisations

Section B - procedures

31
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In continuing airworthiness, section A stands for…

A

The requirements or the organisation or individual must comply with and gives guidance how to.

32
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In continuing airworthiness section B stands for,..

A

The procedures for the authorities, (e.g. NAA) to follow in order to regulate the approved companies and individuals.

33
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In continuing airworthiness, AMC (acceptable means of compliance) means?

A

One acceptable, method for complying with the requirements.

34
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In continuing airworthiness, guidance material GM stands for…

A

Explanation of the contents of a requirements and helps to clarify what requirements are saying.

35
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What does a study group consist of?

A

Industry experts from NAA’s

36
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What does NPA stand for?

A

Notice of proposed amendment

37
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What does CRD stand for?

A

Comment response document.

38
Q

Who provides the decision in terms of opinions and decisions?

A

European council, commission and parliament.

39
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How long does is take to make opinions and decisions?

A

4 years.

40
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Terms of approval states

A

You can only do maintenance on that you applied work on.

41
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Part 145 facilities requirements…

A

Facility is fit for purpose.
Adequate protection from weather and contamination
Office accommodation

42
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Part 145 personnel requirements…

A

Accountable manager
Nominated people for ensuring compliance.
Quality manager
Man hour plan (50% min permanent staff - 3 month review)
Line maintenance (b1 b2 cat A)
Base maintenance (cat c)

43
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To certify the release of a component the part 66 must be held. True or false?

A

False. The part 66 must be done in accordance with, however do not need to be a license holder.

44
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Aircraft stranded with no part 145 local, what can be done.

A

People can be given one off authorisations to perform work, IF the have relevant knowledge on the AC.

45
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What does PAC do?

A

Issues personal authorisation code (PAC)

Specifies limitation
Period of validity

46
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To retain authorisation you must…

A

Be involved in at least 6 month relevant aircraft maintenance in 2 years spacing.
Adequate understanding of aircraft
Undergo refresher training every 2 years.

47
Q

How long must a part 145 retain information after a person leaves?

A

3 years.

48
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For maintenance data you must have….

A

Applicable maintenance data for the performance of maintenance
Up to date maintenance data
Ambiguous data log

49
Q

Maintenance procedures may only be modified in accordance with what?

A

MOE - maintenance organisations exposition

Work card system must be established

50
Q

What procedures does an organisation have to carry out on performance of maintenance?

A

Loose article checks
Access panel check
Tool check
Error capture method

51
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A certifying engineer will sign by…

A

Stamp or pin code entries.

52
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When and How long can an aircraft with a non reusable part be refitted?

A

30 hours, however must be serviceable and must gain an authorisation for this.

53
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How long does an aircraft maintenance record have to be retained after release?

A

3 years.

54
Q

What happens if documents are lost or damaged?

A

Can be reconstructed from mechanics own records

  • will have to be submitted to the NAA.
  • gaps will be remedial sectioned.
55
Q

Occurrences must be reported to…

A

Competent authority
Design organisation
Operators/owner

56
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How must time should be taken to report an incident?

A

72 hours.

57
Q

A quality system must be audited every how long?

A

Every 12 months.

Must include a feed back reporting system
Must be retained for 2 years by the end of the audit.

58
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Making a change to an MOE, the organisation must ensure that…

A

It is resubmitted to the NAA

59
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Part 145 MOE consists of 8 parts

A

Part 1

  • structure of company
  • statement signed by accountable manager
  • scope of work
60
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MOE part 2

A

Maintenance procedures to be followed

Control and calibration of tools

61
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MOE part 3

A

Audits
Human factors
Organisations safety and quality policy

62
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MOE part 4

A

List of contracted operators

63
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MOE part 5

A

Details of any contractors, subcontractors and line stations

64
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MOE part 6

A

Where an organisation hold part 145, section will compromise procedures in the company

65
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MOE part 7/8

A

Details differences between regulations where organisations hold FAR 145, Canadian 145 A’s well as EASA 145.

66
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MOE direct approval consists of…

A

Changes in approval by NAA

67
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What amendment is indirect approval of MOE

A

Spelling mistakes and minor amendments.

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