Question 1

What is EASA part-66?

Accepted Answer

A regulation for maintenance personnel requirements

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A regulation for airworthiness of aircraft parts

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A regulation for air traffic control

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An aircraft type certification

Question 2

Which organization issues EASA part-66 licenses?

Accepted Answer

National Aviation Authorities

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European Union Parliament

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International Civil Aviation Organization

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Federal Aviation Administration

Question 3

What is the scope of EASA part-66?

Accepted Answer

Maintenance of aircraft and aircraft components

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Aircraft design and certification

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Flight crew training and licensing

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Air traffic management procedures

Question 4

What is the validity period of an EASA part-66 license?

Accepted Answer

5 years

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2 years

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10 years

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Lifetime validity

Question 5

What is the minimum age requirement to hold an EASA part-66 license?

Accepted Answer

18 years

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25 years

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16 years

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21 years

Question 6

What are the basic requirements to obtain an EASA part-66 license?

Accepted Answer

Completion of a Part-147 approved course and relevant practical experience

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Passing a medical examination and aviation English language proficiency test

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Having previous military aviation experience

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Having a degree in aviation engineering

Question 7

What is the purpose of EASA part-66?

Accepted Answer

Ensuring safety and airworthiness of aircraft and aircraft components

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Certifying pilots and cabin crew

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Promoting aviation tourism

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Regulating air traffic control operations

Question 8

Who has the authority to amend EASA part-66?

Accepted Answer

European Union

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National Aviation Authorities

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Aircraft manufacturers

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International Civil Aviation Organization

Question 9

What is EASA Part-145?

Accepted Answer

A regulation that outlines requirements for the maintenance of aircraft and components

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A regulation that outlines requirements for airport security

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A regulation that outlines requirements for air traffic control

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A regulation that outlines requirements for pilot training

Question 10

What is the purpose of EASA Part-145?

Accepted Answer

To ensure safe and reliable maintenance of aircraft and components

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To regulate air traffic control procedures

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To ensure pilots have the right amount of training

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To ensure airports are secure

Question 11

Which organizations are required to comply with EASA Part-145?

Accepted Answer

Maintenance organizations certificated in the EU

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Air traffic control centers in the EU

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Flight schools in the EU

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Airlines operating in the EU

Question 12

What is the purpose of a maintenance organization exposition (MOE) in relation to EASA Part-145?

Accepted Answer

To demonstrate compliance with Part-145 requirements and outline the organization's maintenance procedures

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To provide a list of employees authorized to work on aircraft

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To outline the organization's flight operations procedures

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To outline the organization's financial management procedures

Question 13

What is the purpose of an EASA Form 1 in relation to Part-145?

Accepted Answer

To certify that an aircraft part or component has been maintained in accordance with Part-145 requirements

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To certify that an airport meets Part-145 requirements for security

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To certify that a pilot has completed the required training for Part-145

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To certify that an air traffic control center meets Part-145 requirements for safety

Question 14

What is a privilege of a Part-145 approved maintenance organization?

Accepted Answer

To issue an EASA Form 1 for work performed

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To conduct air traffic control for flights in the EU

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To certify pilots for flight in the EU

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To approve aircraft designs for production

Question 15

What are the requirements for a person to become a certifying staff under Part-145?

Accepted Answer

Have appropriate training, knowledge, and experience, and hold a Part-66 license

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Have a degree in aviation maintenance

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Have a minimum of 5 years' experience in aircraft maintenance

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Have a Part-145 organization sponsor their training

Question 16

What is CAR part 147?

Accepted Answer

Regulations for aircraft maintenance training

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A type of engine oil

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A government agency for transportation

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A tire size classification

Question 17

Who is responsible for compliance with CAR part 147?

Accepted Answer

Aircraft maintenance training schools

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Airline companies

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Passengers

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Airport staff

Question 18

What is the purpose of CAR part 147?

Accepted Answer

To ensure that aircraft maintenance technicians have appropriate knowledge and skills

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To regulate the use of drones

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To set fuel safety standards for aircraft

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To establish air traffic control procedures

Question 19

How often must CAR part 147 training programs be reviewed and updated?

Accepted Answer

Every 24 months

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Every 3 months

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Every 6 months

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Every 12 months

Question 20

What is the name of the document that must be submitted for approval to offer a CAR part 147 training program?

Accepted Answer

Curriculum

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Marketing plan

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Employee handbook

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Budget

Question 21

What is the purpose of a CAR part 147 certification?

Accepted Answer

To demonstrate compliance with aircraft maintenance technician training regulations

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To authorize an airline to operate in a certain country

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To approve a new aircraft design

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To certify an aircraft as safe for flight

Question 22

What does the acronym MEL stand for in aviation technical manuals?

Accepted Answer

Minimum Equipment List

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Maintenance Equipment Lubrication

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Maximum Endurance Level

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Mechanical Error Log

Question 23

What does the term 'ILS' refer to in aviation technical manuals?

Accepted Answer

Instrument Landing System

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Interlocking Landing System

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Internal Lighting System

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Isolation Load Switch

Question 24

What does the acronym AD stand for in aviation technical manuals?

Accepted Answer

Airworthiness Directive

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Altitude Decoder

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Approach and Departure

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Aviation Dispatcher

Question 25

What is the function of a VOR system in aviation?

Accepted Answer

To provide aircraft with a navigational aid

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To provide weather information to aircrafts

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To control the speed of an aircraft during landing

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To transmit messages between aircrafts and control towers

Question 26

What are the four fundamental forces of flight?

Accepted Answer

Lift, gravity, thrust, and drag

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Temperature, pressure, humidity, and wind speed

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Friction, mass, acceleration, and time

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Velocity, altitude, yaw, and pitch

Question 27

What is the function of an APU in aviation?

Accepted Answer

To provide electrical power to an aircraft on the ground

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To regulate the temperature inside an aircraft cabin

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To assist with steering an aircraft during takeoff

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To provide additional thrust during landing

Question 28

What is the maximum altitude commercial planes can fly?

Accepted Answer

45,000-50,000 feet

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60,000-65,000 feet

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35,000-40,000 feet

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20,000-25,000 feet

Question 29

What does the acronym AOA stand for in aviation technical manuals?

Accepted Answer

Angle of Attack

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Aircraft Operating Area

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Ace of Altitude

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Airborne Obstruction Avoidance

Question 30

What is the function of a black box in aviation?

Accepted Answer

To record flight data and cockpit voices in the event of an accident

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To assist with landing an aircraft in poor visibility

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To regulate the temperature inside the cockpit

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To provide additional power to the aircraft during takeoff

Question 31

What is an aviation technical log book?

Accepted Answer

A record of all maintenance, repair and servicing performed on an aircraft

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A pilot's flight log book

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A list of passenger manifests

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A log of in-flight entertainment usage

Question 32

Why is it important to keep an aviation technical log book?

Accepted Answer

To ensure compliance with regulations and for safety purposes

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To monitor fuel usage

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To keep track of the flight crew's schedules

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To record the number of passengers on each flight

Question 33

Who is responsible for maintaining the aviation technical log book?

Accepted Answer

The aircraft operator or owner

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The air traffic control tower

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The pilot-in-command of the flight

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The airport maintenance staff

Question 34

What type of information is typically recorded in the aviation technical log book?

Accepted Answer

All maintenance, defects, repairs, and modifications

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Details about passenger complaints

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Weather information for each flight

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Only information about the flight schedule

Question 35

What is the purpose of recording defects in the aviation technical log book?

Accepted Answer

To ensure that the issues are identified and addressed in a timely manner

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To keep track of how many defects were found over a period of time

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To document every minor issue that occurs during a flight

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To blame the maintenance crew for any issues

Question 36

When is it appropriate to make an entry in the aviation technical log book?

Accepted Answer

After every flight or when maintenance or repairs occur

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At the end of the day regardless of the number of flights

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When the maintenance crew has free time

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Only when a major malfunction occurs

Question 37

Who is authorized to make entries in the aviation technical log book?

Accepted Answer

Licensed maintenance personnel

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Pilots and flight attendants

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Passengers on the flight

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The aircraft owner's family members

Question 38

For how long must the aviation technical log book be preserved?

Accepted Answer

At least 2 years

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Only for a few months

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For as long as the aircraft is in operation

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The log book does not need to be preserved

Question 39

What does ETOPS in aviation stand for?

Accepted Answer

Extended-range Twin-engine Operational Performance Standards

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Enhanced Terminal Operations Performance Standards

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Emergency Takeoff and Performance System

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Electronic Triangulation Operations System

Question 40

What does ETOPS in aviation refer to?

Accepted Answer

The maximum duration of time a twin-engine aircraft can safely fly on one engine

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The maximum number of passengers allowed on a twin-engine aircraft

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The minimum number of engines required for a commercial flight

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The maximum altitude a twin-engine aircraft can fly to

Question 41

What is the minimum ETOPS rating for most commercial airlines?

Accepted Answer

120

Answer

60

Answer

90

Answer

30

Question 42

What is the purpose of ETOPS?

Accepted Answer

To ensure the safety of long-range flights over water or remote areas

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To increase the speed of commercial aircraft

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To decrease the cost of commercial flights

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To improve the comfort of airline passengers

Question 43

What is the main factor that determines an aircraft's ETOPS rating?

Accepted Answer

Reliability of the engines

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Speed of the aircraft

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Age of the aircraft

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Weight of the aircraft

Question 44

What is the maximum ETOPS rating for a four-engine aircraft?

Accepted Answer

180

Answer

200

Answer

120

Answer

150

Question 45

What is the purpose of an ETOPS diversion airport?

Accepted Answer

To provide a safe landing option for an aircraft in the event of an engine failure

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To provide additional fuel for an aircraft during long-range flights

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To provide maintenance checks for an aircraft during long-range flights

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To provide a location for passengers to disembark mid-flight

Question 46

What is the ETOPS rating of an aircraft with only one engine?

Accepted Answer

N/A - ETOPS applies only to twin-engine aircraft

Answer

90

Answer

60

Answer

120

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