Week 2

Question 1

What is CAR STD 625, Appendix ‘C’?

Answer 1

various tasks that may be out of phase with the regular airworthiness inspections.
Identifies maintenance requirements of equipment that may be installed in an aircraft.
These inspection items are applicable to all aircraft, regardless of size or purpose of operation. (Private / Commercial / State)

Question 2

Who is responsible for determining the applicability of these requirements of CAR STD 625, Appendix ‘C’?

Answer 2

The owner / operator of the aircraft

Question 3

In a commercial operation, the ______ has the duty to schedule all maintenance activities for all aircraft of the operator

Answer 3

PRM (Person Responsible for Maintenance)

Question 4

What items are CAR STD 625, Appendix ‘C’, Item #3?

Answer 4

Helicopter Rotating parts

Question 5

Variable Pitch Propellers shall be _____ at the interval recommended by the propeller manufacturer. _____ or every __ years whichever comes first.

Answer 5

Overhauled, TBO or 10 years

Question 6

Every _ years, Fixed Pitch / Ground Adjustable propellers must be removed from the aircraft and ______ for corrosion or other defects over its entire surface including the hub faces and attaching bore holes.

Answer 6

5 years, Inspected

Question 7

What item deals with CAR STD 625, Appendix ‘C’, Item #7?

Answer 7

turbine and piston engines

Question 8

If the engine is installed in a an aircraft that is used for Flight Training (CAR 406), a large privately operated aircraft (CAR 604) or a Commercial aircraft, then the engine must be?

Answer 8

overhauled at the interval recommended by the manufacturer. (Small private aircraft do not have to follow this rule.)

Question 9

What item deals with CAR STD 625, Appendix ‘C’, Item #8?

Answer 9

Tachometer

Question 10

Mechanical Drag-Cup tachometers installed in fixed-wing propeller driven aircraft shall be checked for accuracy when?

Answer 10

once per year.

Question 11

What item deals with CAR STD 625, Appendix ‘C’, Item #9

Answer 11

aircraft Weight and Balance

Question 12

All large aircraft shall be reweighed and an updated report prepared every?

Answer 12

5 years (does not apply to small a/c)

Question 13

What item deals with CAR STD 625, Appendix ‘C’, Item #10?

Answer 13

Non-Stabilized Magnetic Direction Indicators.

Question 14

Non-Stabilized magnetic Direction Indicators (Compass) must be calibrated when?

Answer 14

once a year

Question 15

What item deals with CAR STD 625, Appendix ‘C’, Item #12?

Answer 15

Emergency Locator Transmitters.

Question 16

ELT’s that are capable of transmitting on 121.5 MHz and on 406 MHz shall have an ____ ____ every __ months, and have a ____ ____ every ___ months.

Answer 16

operational test every 12 months (1yr), performance test every 24 months (2yrs)

Question 17

The ELT operational test shall only be done in ___ ____ _ ____ of any Coordinated Universal Time hour (UTC / Zulu) and last no more than _ Seconds.

Answer 17

the first 5 minutes, 5 seconds

Question 18

Performance Testing of an ELT is ____ _____ and can only be done at an appropriately rated ____ .

Answer 18

Specialized maintenance, AMO

Question 19

When does an Altimeter gets calibrated?

Answer 19

every 2 years

Question 20

When does ATC gets tested?

Answer 20

2 years

Question 21

Who carries out ATC testing?

Answer 21

Appropriately rated AMO

Question 22

an intelligibility check of each CVR shall be performed when?

Answer 22

Every 3000 hours or 12 months (1yr) whichever comes first

Question 23

Operational checks and re-certification of ULD shall be done when?

Answer 23

once a year

Question 24

How are FDR’s maintained?

Answer 24

IAW manufacturers recommendations.