CARS Final Flashcards
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what is ICAO? why was it created
International Civil Aviation Organization. it was created to enhance civil aviation safety by creating regulations and standards
what governing body does ICAO belong to
UN
What is IATA?
the International air transport association was created to give commercial a voice in the making of rules and regulations
what is EASA and why was it formed?
the European aviation safety agency was created to provide safety standards for countries within Europe and worldwide
What is the FAA and which governing body does it belong to?
Federal aviation Administration regulates aviation in the US
Which aviation organization carried out the certification of the airbus A380
EASA
to find information about the FAA’s 8130-3 Form, Where would you look
Under regulations and policies on the FAA website
the Aeronautics act is administered by
the department of transport
new regulations are published where
the Canada Gazette
the Aeronautics act is under the control of which department of the government
Department of Justice
the Canadian Aircraft Regulations Website contains what informations
Standards incorporated by reference
the second digit in CARs 223.03 represents
That it is the number for a standard
what information in the CARS tells you how to compete tasks
Standards
what information in the cars tells you that something must be done
Regulations
where are the Standards for AME licensing and training located
Airworthiness Manual(AWM) 566
where are Regulations found
Department of Justice Website
what information is located in Standard 573.02
AMO Certificates
which parts of the cars specifically apply to AME’s
Parts 1,2,4,5,6 and 7
What is CAN-TSO
Canadian Technical Standard Order
What is an SMS? who is required to have one?
a Safety management system is required by AMO’s and air operators
who issues Airworthiness directives in Canada
Transport canada
Who issues Service bulletins in Canada
Aircraft manufacturers
what is the difference between continued and continuing airworthiness
Continued - maintenance require or preformed on an aircraft or product
Continuing - correction of design problems
What are ICAs
Instructions for continued airworthiness. provided by the manufacturer in the for of an operators manual or maintenance manual