10.1 Flashcards

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When was the ICAO formed?

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December 1944

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How many states initially signed up to ICAO?

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26

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What is ICAOs purpose?

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Harmonise international standards in civil aviation

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Does ICAO have any executive powers incorporate or introduce to any ones NAA?

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NO

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How many members are in ICAO?

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191

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What are SARPs?

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Standard And Recommended Practices

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How many SARPs are there and how many annex’s are they split into?

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10,000 SARPs

19 annex

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When was the Civil Aviation Act passed?

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1949

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What is CAT 393?

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ANO - Civil Aviation Act

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When was the CAA formed?

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April 1972

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Who are the CAA responsible to?

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UK Government

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When was the Civil Aviation act updated?

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1971

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What is the ANO?

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Air Navigation Order

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What does the ANO consist of?

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Articles and schedules

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Are ANO articles guidelines?

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No they are articles of law

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What does SRG stand for?

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Safety Regulation Group

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Where is the SRG HQ?

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Aviation house, Gatwick

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What is the SRG responsible for?

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Making sure organisations remain in compliance with regulations. Staff are known as surveyors .

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What does BCARs stand for?

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British Civil Airworthiness Requirements

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What are BCARs

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Documents produced by the CAA in form of CAPs.

They expand on the ANO and lay down minimum requirements for airworthiness

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What does CAP stand for?

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Civil Aviation Publication

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What is CAP 553 section A?

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CAA has primary responsibility over type approval of the product.

Standards of design, build, testing, modification of aircraft.

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CAP 554 section A

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CAA does NOT have primary responsibility for type approval

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What is an aircraft product?

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Aircraft, engine, propeller.

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CAP 562 leaflet H-10?
Provides information on various licence categories
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CAP 562 Leaflet H-60?
Personal responsibility when medically unfit or under influence of drink or drugs.
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What is CAP 747?
Mandatory requirements for airworthiness
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What does ECAC stand for?
European Civil Airworthiness Conference
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When was ECAC founded?
1955 now has 44 members
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What are ECACs priorities?
Safety Security Environment
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Where, how often and why do ECAC meet?
Strasbourg, Germany Every 3 years Work program and budget for next 3 years.
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What does JAA stand for?
Joint Aviation Authority
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When did the JAAs work start and what was their purpose?
1970 | Produce common certification for large aircraft and engines
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What was the membership of the JAA based on?
Members who signed the cypress agreement 1990
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What are the JAA 2 phases of membership?
Candidate member - will have access to meetings but not vote Full member - full voting rights
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What is the purpose of the EU?
To facilitate easy exchange of products and services between member states.
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How was EASA formed?
2002/2003 EU granted law making body to ensure common safety standards over EU. Laws could be enforced unlike JAA which just made recommendations. HQ - cologne, Germany.
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What is an NAA also referred as?
Competent authority
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What are the 3 main levels of regulatory material in EASA system?
The Basic Regulation: Adopted by European Parliament and council. Implementing Rules (IR): Basic regulations (hard law) binding Acceptable Means of Compliance (AMC): Non binding (soft law)
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CS 23
Small Areoplanes
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CS25
Aircraft over 5700kg
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CS 27
Small helicopters less than 3175kg
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CS29
Large helicopters more than 1 engine
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CS-ETSO
European Technical Standing Orders (Design and manufacture)
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CS-AWO
All weather operations
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CS36
Noise Requirements
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Annex 1 Part M
Management of Continued Airworthiness
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Annex part 2 part 145
Requirement for organisation to carry out and certify maintenance.
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Annex part 66
Certifying staff 145
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Annex part 147
Approved training
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Annex part T
Dry lease operations
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Section A Continued Airworthiness
Procedures for NAA
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What are Air Ops
Regulations that airline operators must comply with
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What does CAT stand for
Commercial Air Transport