10.2

Question 1

What is section A for certifying staff?

Answer 1

Technical requirements needed to gain a license.

Question 2

What is section B for certified licenses?

Answer 2

Procedure for competent authority.

Question 3

What is section A further divided into?

Answer 3

Sub sections:

Basic training(training required for the course)
Type training(training required to add type rating to license)

Question 4

What can you find in the appendices?

Answer 4

• Knowledge requirements
• The modules required for each category of license.
• Contents of each module and the level of questions.

Question 5

What does AML stand for?

Answer 5

Aircraft Maintenance Licence.

Question 6

What are the 5 basic licence categories?

Answer 6

A, B1, B2, B3 and C

Question 7

What is a B3 licence and when was this introduced?

Answer 7

Piston-engine, non-pressurised aeroplanes with 2000kg MOTM

Introduced in 2011

Question 8

What are the Cat A and Cat B1 AML sub divisions?

Answer 8

.1 - Turbine aeroplanes
.2 - Piston aeroplanes
.3 Turbine helicopters
.4 - Piston helicopters

Question 9

What type of aircraft are in the group 1 category of the aircraft groups?

Answer 9

• Complex motor powered aircraft
• Multiple engine helicopters
• Aeroplanes with maximum certifying operating altitude exceeding FL290
• Fly-by-wire aircraft.

Question 10

What type of aircraft are in the group 2 category of the aircraft groups?

Answer 10

All single engine aircraft or helicopters

Question 11

What type of aircraft are in the group 3 category of the aircraft groups?

Answer 11

Piston engine aeroplanes other than in group 1

Question 12

What is the definition of a complex multi powered aircraft?

Answer 12

• Maximum certified take of mass exceeding 5700kg
• Certified max passenger seating of 19 or more
• Minimum crew of at least 2 pilots

Question 13

What is the definition of a complex multi powered helicopter?

Answer 13

• MTOM exceeding 3175kg
• Passenger seating more than 9
• Minimum 2 pilots.

Question 14

What form must a person complete when applying for a licence

Answer 14

EASA form 19 to the relevant NAA

Question 15

Can you hold more than 1 EASA Part-66 licence?

Answer 15

No, but it doesn’t prevent you from holding various categories of Part-66 licenses or from holding other foreign licences.

Question 16

At what age are you eligible to apply for an aircraft maintenance licence?

Answer 16

18 year old.

Question 17

At what age are you eligible to exercise privileges?

Answer 17

21 year old

Question 18

What regulation introduced B3 category of a licence?

Answer 18

1149/2011

Question 19

Does the licence alone allow the holder to do anything on the aircraft?

Answer 19

No.

Question 20

What can an A license holder certify?

Answer 20

Minor scheduled line maintenance and simple defect rectification.

Cannot certify others work.

Question 21

What does line maintenance include?

Answer 21

• Trouble shooting
• Defect rectification
• Component replacement
• Scheduled maintenance

Question 22

What can a B1 licence certify?

Answer 22

• Maintenance of aircraft structure

- Aircraft mechanical and electrical systems and power plants

Question 23

When can a B1 certify avionic work?

Answer 23

When it only requires simple testing to prove serviceability.

Question 24

What can a B2 certify?

Answer 24

Aircraft avionic systems

Doesn’t include Cat A privileges

Question 25

What can a B3 certify?

Answer 25

Exact same as B1, however doesn't include any Cat A sub categeory

Question 26

What does a Cat C certify?

Answer 26

Permits holder to issue Certificates of Release to Service (CRS) following base maintenance.

Question 27

What are the experience requirements for A, B1.2, B1.4, B3

Answer 27

3 years no technical training 2 years if can demonstrate technical training 1 year after completion of part 147 course.

Question 28

Training courses and examinations shall be passed within

Answer 28

10 years prior to the application for an aircraft maintenance licence.

Question 29

What is the maximum number of consecutive attempts for each module?

Answer 29

Three Further sets of three attempts are allowed with a one year waiting period between sets.

Question 30

Where can the list of tasks which a Cat A licence holder can be authorised for found?

Answer 30

AMC145.A.30(g)

Question 31

What are the experience requirements for B2, B1.1, and B1.3

Answer 31

5 years if the applicant has no relevant technical training 3 years with training in a related technical discipline 2 years after completion of a Part-147 approved training course.

Question 32

What are the experience requirements for Cat C on large aircraft?

Answer 32

3 years with B.1.1, B1.3 or B2 5 years with B1.2, B1.4 (3 years in maintenance environment, 6 months observation)

Question 33

How much experience is needed for initial license?

Answer 33

1 year recent experience.

Question 34

When does an AML become invalid?

Answer 34

After 5 years unless holder submits it to issuing competent authority for review.

Question 35

What must a Cat B have before any authorisation is issued

Answer 35

Any type rating

Question 36

What are AD's

Answer 36

Airworthiness Directives

Question 37

How long must type training last?

Answer 37

Between 2 weeks and 4 months