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M10 Mixed Questions Flashcards

1
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What are SARP’s

A

Standards And Reccomended Practices

Reccomendations which individual states build their legally enforcable legislation on

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2
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When was ICAO created?

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1944 Cigago Convention

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3
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Who are members of ICAO?

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Sovereign countries

Most countries in the world

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4
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When was ICAO fully ratified?

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1947

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5
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Where is ICAO headquarters?

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Montreal, Canada

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6
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What is the purpose of ICAO

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To harmonise standards in international civil aviation

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7
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What is the European commision?

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  • Executive of European Union
  • Responsible for implementing new rules
  • Made up of 27 commissioners
  • HQ Brussels
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8
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What are the 4 functions of the European Commission

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  • Legislation
  • Upholding EU law
  • Policy
  • Representation
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9
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After joining ICAO, in 1949 what act was passed by the UK government?

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The Civil Aviation Act

Laid down in the Air Navigation Order (ANO) CAP 393

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10
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What is the purpose of the Air Navigation Order (ANO)?

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Lays down the law of the land

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What are BCAR’s

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British Civil Airworthiness Requirements

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12
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What are 553 Section A and 554 Section B of BCAR’s?

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553 Section A - Airworthiness procedures where the CAA have primary responsibility for the type approval of the product

554 Setion B - Airworthiness procedures where CAA dont have primary responcibility

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13
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What is CAP 562 leaflet H-10?

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Provides information on various licence categories

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14
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What is CAP 562 Leaflet H-60?

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Personal responsibility when unfit due to drink or drugs

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15
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What is CAP 747

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Mandatory requirements for airworthiness

Implementing AD’s

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16
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What does ECAC stand for?

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European Civil Aviation Conference

17
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Who created ECAC and and when was it founded

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1955

ICAO and European confrence

18
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What are ECAC’s 3 main priorities?

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  • Safety
  • Security
  • Environment
19
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What does JAA stand for?

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Joint Aviation Authorities

20
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What are JAR’s?

A

Joint Aviation Requirements

21
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What are JAR’s based on?

A

FAA regulations

22
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What was the difference between JAA and EASA

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JAA could only make reccomendations where as EASA was law

23
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When was EASA created?

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2002/2003

24
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What does EASA stand for?

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European Aviation Safety Agency

25
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What are the 3 main levels of regulatory materials in EASA?

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  • Implementing Rules (IR’s)
  • The Basic Regulation itself
  • Acceptable Means of Complience (AMC)
26
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What are Implementing Rules (IR’s)

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EASA hard law specifying safety requirements and ways of complying

27
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What is Aceptible Means of Complience (AMC)

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EASA non binding soft law

Expanded on by Guidance material (GM)

28
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What is Guidance Material (GM)

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Expands on EASA’s Acceptable Means of Complience (AMC’s) which is soft law. Guidance material exands on the AMC’s further

29
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What is EASA’s Basic Regulation

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Tells EASA how to do its job, laid down by the Cicago convention

30
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What do CS’s stand for?

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Certification Specifications They come under IR’s Easa’s Implementing rules

31
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What are CS23, CS25, CS27, CS29, CS-ETSO, CSAWO, CS36

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CS23 - Certification Specification for small aeroplanes
CS25 - Certification Specifications for aircraft over 5700kg
CS27 - Small helicopters less than 9 people or weigh less than 3175kg
CS29 - Large helicopters with more than one engine
CS-ETSO - European Technical Standard Orders - Design and manufacture of aircraft parts
CS-AWO - All Weather Operations
CS36 - Noise requirements

32
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What Implementing Rule (IR) do the Certification Specifications (CS’s) come under?

A

Initial Airworthiness

33
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What Implementing Rule (IR) does Part-M, Part CAMO, Part 145, Part 66 come under

A

IR Continuing Airworthiness

34
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What is IR PART-T?

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Dry Lease operators

35
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What is Part-ML

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Same as Part-CAMO but for light aicraft

36
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What is NPA and CRD

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Notice of Proposed Ammendment - For when EASA make new rules, members can make comments through the Comment Response Document (CRD)

37
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What is the EASA regulation Air Ops

A

A regulation operators of CATs must comply to

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