10.7 Applicable National And International Requirements

Question 1

What does ATA stand for?

Answer 1

Air Transport Association

Question 2

When was the ATA formed?

Answer 2

1936 in Chicago

Question 3

What is the purpose of the ATA?

Answer 3

To promote knowledge pf the air transport industry, increase efficiency, cost efectiveness and safety within the industry

Question 4

What are the ATA Specifications?

Answer 4

Specifications regarding Maintenance, training and documentation

Question 5

What is the layout of an ATA?

Answer 5

Chapters 1-100 each chapter divided into sections and then subsections

Question 6

In accordance with which standard are electronic aircraft maintenance manuals laid out?

Answer 6

ATA iSpec 2200

Question 7

Boeing toolbox is an example of what type data medium?

Answer 7

S100D international specification for technical publications utilising Common Source Databases

Question 8

Normal revision of technical documentation is issued by who?

Answer 8

The manufacturer or design authority

Question 9

How are temporary revisions identified?

Answer 9

Printed on yellow paper

Question 10

How often and normal manual revisions issued?

Answer 10

Quarterly

Question 11

What are the 2 maintenance programmes?

Answer 11

Maintenance Planning Document

Maintenance Schedule

Question 12

What document is the maintenance schedule ( maintenance program) based on?

Answer 12

Maintenance planning document

Question 13

Who is responsibke for the content of the aircraft maintenance program?

Answer 13

The operator

Question 14

Is the maintenance planning DOCUMENT customised?

Answer 14

Yes it is customised for each aircraft

Question 15

To increase the Maintenance Planning effectiveness, what will be used to analyse it?

Answer 15

Reliability Programme

Question 16

Changes to the maintenance schedule or before the maintenance schedule can be used, it must be approved by who?

Answer 16

The NAA

Competent Authority

Question 17

What is LAMS/LAMPS?

Answer 17

Programmes developed by the CAA that can be used for maintaining piston aircraft and helicopters below 2730kg used for commercial and non commercial air trasport

Question 18

What is the difference between LAMS and LAMPS?

Answer 18

LAMPS is for EASA aircraft

LAMS is for non-EASA aircraft

Question 19

What does LAMS stand for?

Answer 19

Light Aircraft Maintenance Schedule

Question 20

What does LAMPS stand for?

Answer 20

Light Aircraft Maintenance Programme

Question 21

What replaced the LAMP CAP 766 and 767?

Answer 21

The Self Declared Maintenance Programme

Question 22

What does the SDMP only cover?

Answer 22

Non-commercial aircraft

Question 23

What is an MIP?

Answer 23

Minimum inspection Programme

Question 24

What is an AMM?

Answer 24

Aircraft Maintenance Manual

Question 25

Who creates the maintenance manual and what is it applicable to?

Answer 25

Produced by the aircraft design authority and is applicable to a single aircraft type

Question 26

Is the AMM customised or non-customised?

Answer 26

May be customised for a particular operators aircraft

Question 27

How can you check is all the pages in a paper AMM are correct?

Answer 27

Check the lost of effective pages (LEP) at the beginning of each chapter which shows the page numbers and their effective dates

Question 28

What is the deachtivation/reactivation index?

Answer 28

Shows in a numerical sequence all of the MMEL and CDL (configuration deviation list) items which require a maintenance action with the corresponding AMM task number

Question 29

When a component is removed from the aircraft what documents are used for overhaul guidance?

Answer 29

CMM - COmponent Maintenance Manual

Question 30

What are the three divisions of a wiring diagram manual?

Answer 30

ASM - AIRCRAFT SCHEMATICS MANUAL AWM - AIRCRAFT WIRING MANUAL AWL - AIRCRAFT WIRING LIST

Question 31

Where will you find part numbers of component parts?

Answer 31

IPC in the CMM

Question 32

Where will you find information regarding how to assess damage found to an aircrafts structure?

Answer 32

SRM

Question 33

What information is contained in the MEL?

Answer 33

Maintenance actions or operational limitations applicable | Placarding in cockpit to remind crew

Question 34

What do the prefixes (m) and (o) denote in the MMEL or MEL?

Answer 34

(M) indicates a maintenance action is required | (O) indicates an alternate operating requirement

Question 35

How can operations with multiple unserviceabilities be catered for with regard to MEL?

Answer 35

Cannot be addressed by the MEL and would ultimately rest with the captain after seeking advice from specialists

Question 36

Which regulations detail the requirement for the MEL

Answer 36

Air Ops

Question 37

Who is responsible for creation and approval of the MEL?

Answer 37

Operator creates, NAA approve

Question 38

What is the relationship between MMEL and MEL?

Answer 38

MEL more restrictive but MMEL never less

Question 39

Who issues ADs and are they compulsory?

Answer 39

EASA - EASA AIRCRAFT NAA - NON-EASA AIRCRAFT EASA - FOREIGN NON-EASA

Question 40

Where are all airworthiness directives recorded by the CAA?

Answer 40

CAP 747

Question 41

If the time limit for complying with an AD is exceeded, what are the consequences?

Answer 41

Aircraft is grounded

Question 42

What document is issued by an aircraft design authority, recommending a particular maintenance action is carried out?

Answer 42

Service Bulletin

Question 43

Who can classify changes to a CAA controlled aircraft?

Answer 43

CAA

Question 44

How (and to whom) does a design authority apply for formal acceptance of major mods to a non-EASA aircraft?

Answer 44

On FORM SRG 1726 accompanied by a certificate of design to the NAA

Question 45

How does the CAA signify approval of a major change?

Answer 45

Forwarding a copy of the STC or Airworthiness Approval Note

Question 46

What is the Civil Modification Record?

Answer 46

When a design modification is undertaken by an approved organisation, a detailed record shall be kept of any modifications carried out by them Record should be made available to the CAA for examination