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Module 10 Set 2

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Airworthiness and Certification Quiz

Test your knowledge on aircraft airworthiness regulations and certification processes with our comprehensive quiz! Designed for aviation professionals and enthusiasts alike, this quiz covers essential aspects of CASR 1998 and its relevant parts.

Join now to learn more about:

Large Aircraft Definitions
Simple Test Protocols
Engineering Licenses
Ongoing Training Requirements

9 Questions2 MinutesCreated by TestingAce512

Which Part of CASR 1998 is responsible for design, manufacture and airworthiness certification of aircraft, aeronautical products and parts?

Part 42

Part 145

Part 21

CASR Parts 42 and 145 applies to...

Regular Air Transport Operators

Charter aircraft

Aerial Work

Military

Which of these tests are considered Simple Tests

BITE

Go No Go indication

Central Maintenance Computer

External test equipment that requires special training

Definition of Large Aircraft

MTOW more than 5700kg

MTOW less than 5700kg

Complex aircraft

Helicopter with more than one engine

The MOS Part 66 sets out the requirements which must be met...

The issue of an aircraft engineer licence

The privileges associated with the licence

The approved manuals for maintenance activities

Which statements of Guidance Material is accurate

GM is in blue shaded text

GM is in grey shaded text

Provides explanations and amplification of a CASR policy intention rather than a means of complying with it.

Provides strict requirements that must be complied

Which form do you use to apply for Part 66 to CASA

Form 1365

Form 1367

Form 1360

How many years of experience do you need for a Category C license if you hold an academic degree?

2 years

3 years

5 years

What is the minimum interval for continuation training

2 years

1 year

18 months

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