Module 6 Flashcards
The regulations for Airworthiness Directives (AD) can be found in:
CAR 521
The standards for ADs can be found in
CAR 625 Appendix H
Transport Canada will distribute ADs to registered owners of affected Canadian aircraft, and:
Holder of the approval for the affected product.
An AD on a specific aircraft will identify what the problem is, what must be done to correct the problem, the:
Effective date of the AD, and when the correction must be implemented by.
Aircraft owners are responsible to insure that ADs are complied with, recorded in the technical record, and:
Any scheduling information about the AD is in the technical record.
The Minister will only approve an Alternate Means of Compliance to an AD if the alternative:
Maintains the same level of safety.
In the case of a conflict between an AD issued by TC and one issued by the foreign aviation authority, the:
Transport Canada AD must be complied with.
Each maintenance release must include the following information EXCEPT:
Inspection interval tolerances.
The statement, “This part has been determined to conform to the approved type design, or to be acceptable under section 571.13 of the CARs” is used in which circumstance?
When evaluating undocumented aircraft parts.-
The information for filling out a Form One after maintenance on an aeronautical product can be found in:
CAR 571 Appendix J.
A person who performs maintenance on an aircraft must use:
The most recent maintenance manuals.
The wording of a maintenance entry must include:
A description of the work and the standard used.
A person installing a part on an aircraft must insure:
- That it is the correct part for the installation.
- That the proper certification is included.
That the proper certification is included.
Certification and technical history.
The replacement of an aileron on a light aircraft would require a maintenance release and:
An independent control check, both signed by different people.