Pcar 2

Question 1

______ governs the licensing of aviation personnel in the Republic of the Philippines in compliance with Article 32 of the Chicago Convention

Answer 1

CAR Part 2

Question 2

CAR Part 2 governs the licensing of aviation personnel in the Republic of the Philippines in compliance with ______

Answer 2

Article 32 of the Chicago Convention

Question 3

Ensure safe and standardized aircraft operations through internationally recognized certification and licensing processes.

Answer 3

CAR Part 2

Question 4

types of major modifications

Answer 4

AIRFRAME MAJOR MODIFICATIONS POWERPLANT MAJOR MODIFICATIONS PROPELLER MAJOR MODIFICATIONS

Question 5

involve significant changes to an aircraft engine that go beyond the approved specifications

Answer 5

MAJOR POWERPLANT MODIFICATIONS

Question 6

Major power-plant modifications involve significant changes to an aircraft engine that go beyond the approved specifications. These include:

Answer 6

Engine Conversions, Use of Non-Approved Parts, Accessory Modifications , Structural Changes, Fuel System Conversions

Question 7

types of major repairs

Answer 7

AIRFRAME MAJOR REPAIRS POWERPLANT MAJOR REPAIRS PROPELLER MAJOR REPAIRS

Question 8

involving the strengthening reinforcing splicing and manufacturing of primary structural members of their replacement when replacement is by fabrication such as riveting or welding

Answer 8

Airframe Major Repairs

Question 9

Airframe Major Repairs involving the ______ ______ _____ _____ of primary structural members of their replacement when replacement is by fabrication such as riveting or welding are airframe major repairs

Answer 9

strengthening reinforcing splicing and manufacturing

Question 10

Airframe Major Repairs involving the strengthening reinforcing splicing and manufacturing of primary structural members of their replacement when replacement is by _____ such as ____ or ____ are airframe major repairs

Answer 10

fabrication riveting or welding

Question 11

_________ involve significant disassembly and structural repairs to an aircraft engine.

Answer 11

Power-plant major repairs

Question 12

Power-plant major repairs involve significant disassembly and structural repairs to an aircraft engine. These include:

Answer 12

Crankcase and Crankshaft Repairs Structural Repairs

Question 13

o Disassembly of a crankcase or crankshaft in reciprocating engines with an integral supercharger. o Disassembly of a crankcase or crankshaft in reciprocating engines with non-spur-type propeller reduction gearing.

Answer 13

Crankcase and Crankshaft repairs

Question 14

o Disassembly of a crankcase or crankshaft in reciprocating engines with_____ o Disassembly of a crankcase or crankshaft in reciprocating engines with ______.

Answer 14

an integral supercharger non-spur-type propeller reduction gearing.

Question 15

Special repairs to structural engine parts using welding plating metalizing or other advanced methods

Answer 15

Structural Repairs

Question 16

Special repairs to structural engine parts using ______.

Answer 16

welding plating metalizing or other advanced methods

Question 17

includes basic maintenance tasks that do not require complex assembly operations.

Answer 17

Preventive Maintenance

Question 18

PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE includes basic maintenance tasks that do not require complex assembly operations. These tasks involve _____ _____ _____ _____.

Answer 18

minor repairs, replacements, servicing, and inspections

Question 19

PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE includes basic maintenance tasks that do not require complex assembly operations. These tasks involve minor repairs replacements servicing and inspections such as:

Answer 19

Landing Gear Maintenance Lubrication and Fluids Minor Repairs and Replacements Electrical and Lighting Maintenance Engine and Fuel System Maintenance Structural and System Adjustments

Question 20

o Replacing tires and shock absorber cords. o Servicing shock struts and wheel bearings.

Answer 20

Landing Gear Maintenance

Question 21

o Lubricating parts that do not require structural disassembly. o Replenishing hydraulic fluid.

Answer 21

Lubrication and Fluids

Question 22

o Replacing safety wiring cotter keys seat belts and side windows. o Small repairs to fairings cowling upholstery and cabin furnishings. o Refinishing decorative coatings without affecting structural integrity.

Answer 22

Minor Repairs and Replacements:

Question 23

o Troubleshooting and repairing broken circuits in landing lights. o Replacing bulbs reflectors and lenses.

Answer 23

Electrical and Lighting Maintenance:

Question 24

o Cleaning fuel and oil strainers. o Replacing spark plugs fuel lines and prefabricated hoses. o Servicing or replacing batteries.

Answer 24

Engine and Fuel System Maintenance

Question 25

o Installing anti-misfuelling devices if approved by the aircraft manufacturer. o Replacing non-structural fasteners and adjusting minor components.

Answer 25

Structural and System Adjustments

Question 26

refers to specific maintenance tasks that do not require a maintenance release and can be performed by individuals including pilots after proper training by a licensed Aircraft Maintenance Technician (AMT).

Answer 26

Elementary Work

Question 27

responsible for authorizing individuals to perform elementary work

Answer 27

aircraft owner

Question 28

For _______ tasks must be listed in the operator's maintenance or operations manual including references to required training.

Answer 28

commercial air service

Question 29

All performed elementary work must be recorded in the aircraft's technical records as required by _____.

Answer 29

Civil Aviation Regulations (CAR).

Question 30

key tasks of elementary work

Answer 30

Basic Repairs & Replacements Landing Gear & Wheels Engine & Fuel System Maintenance Electrical & Power System Maintenance Balloon & Glider Maintenance Safety Equipment Quick-Change Equipment

Question 31

Fabric patches (up to 15 cm) nonstructural fairings cover plates cowlings upholstery trim and cabin furnishings.

Answer 31

Basic Repairs & Replacements

Question 32

Replacing tires wheels landing skids skis and skid shoes(without disconnecting hydraulic lines).

Answer 32

Landing Gear & Wheels:

Question 33

Cleaning/replacing spark plugs checking cylinder compression changing fuel oil and air filters draining and replenishing engine oil.

Answer 33

Engine & Fuel System Maintenance:

Question 34

Checking lead acid battery electrolyte levels adjusting generator/alternator belt tension.

Answer 34

Electrical & Power System Maintenance:

Question 35

Cleaning balloon burner nozzles replacing balloon baskets burners and gas tanks removing/replacing glider wings and tail surfaces.

Answer 35

Balloon & Glider Maintenance:

Question 36

Replacing passenger seat belts and harnesses.

Answer 36

Safety Equipment:

Question 37

Removal and replacement of role-specific equipment.

Answer 37

Quick-Change Equipment:

Question 38

Before conducting an annual or 100-hour inspection the aircraft and engine must be thoroughly cleaned and all necessary inspection plates access doors

Answer 38

the aircraft and engine must be thoroughly cleaned and all necessary inspection plates access doors fairings and cowlings must be removed or opened.

Question 39

The aeronautical product must be repaired overhauled and inspected in compliance with the applicable regulations of the State of Design and the Authority before being approved for ____.

Answer 39

return to service.

Question 40

The aeronautical product must be ____ ____ ____ in compliance with the applicable regulations of the State of Design and the Authority before being approved for return to service.

Answer 40

repaired overhauled and inspected

Question 41

The aeronautical product must be repaired overhauled and inspected in compliance with the _______ and the ____ before being approved for return to service.

Answer 41

applicable regulations of the State of Design and the Authority