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3 Folow
pecat inspectinprocedurs
Aeplce the entire acran
7 Whatin the parpose of the general inspecton prscetus outlined far sbnorml vents?
1) To provide detaled epair instructions
21 To give a general overview of areas to inspect
3) To replace the aietat maintenance manual
4) To mninimize the need for experienced tecthnicians
3. What should be done if the aircraft maintenance manual does not adequately address an
abnormal situation?
1) gnore the problem
2) Seek advice from the manufacturer
3) Develop your own procedures
4) Continue using the aircraft until a solution is found
Who should be consulted for advice if the detailed procedures in the manual are insufficient?
1) Passengers
2) Aircraft manufacturers and experienced maintenance technicians
3) Flight attendants
4) Air traffic controllers
5. Why s it important to follow the detailed procedures in the aircraft maintenance manual?
1) To save time
2) To ensure proper inspection and maintenance
3) To avoid paperwork
4) To increase the aircraft's speed
6. What must be conducted if a lightning strike has occurred on an aircraft?
1) The aircraft must be immediately grounded.
2) The aircraft must be carefully inspected for damage.
3) The aircraft must be flown to a maintenance facility.
4) The aircraft must be repainted.
7. Where is the electrical current discharged when lightning strikes an aircraft?
1) Through the aircraft's tires
2) Through the aircraft's engine.
3) Through the aircraft's static discharge wicks or null field dischargers.
4) Through the aircraft's cockpit.
8. What is likely to happen when high voltage electricity passes through good electrical conductors
like aluminum or steel?
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Which
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2) Hydraulicsystems
3) Digtal systems
4) Pheumaticsystems
intensity
15 What are some sources of high fields
that may
1) Ground-based systems, emitters on ships or other interfere with
2) Only military systems
3) Only satelite uplink transmitters
aircraft avionic equipme
4) Only communication transmitters
16. What is amilliohmmeter often used to
measure2
1) Voltage levels in circuits
2) Path resistance of earthing straps
3) Frequencgy of radio signals
4) Temperature of
17. What does components
low-frequency loop impedance testing
1) Visual inspection
2)
High-fremeasurement
3) Voltage quency impedance testing complement?
4) Temperature measurement
18. Which of the
HIRF protection?fol owing is NOT a criterion for
1)
Relevant oper determining the frequency of maintenarce t00
2)
Exposure of theating experienceto gained
instal ation adverse
environments
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4) The alrcrat's fuel tanks
IL What does HIRF stand for2
W Hgh lntensity Radiated Fields
2) High Intensity Radio Frequencies
Fields
3) High interference Radiated
Frequencies
4) High interference Radio
the basic shielding capability
against HIRF?
materials reduce
12. Which
1) Aluminum and steel
2) Copper and iron
3) Carbon and glass ibre
4) Plastic and rubber recent decades?
concern for HIRF Increased in
13 Why has the energy levels
non-metallic materials and higher RF
1) Increased use of
ofelectrical systems in aircraft
2) Decreased use
emitters
3) Reduction in the numberof
4) ImprOved shielding capabilities
susceptible HIRF?
to
14. Which systems are most
1) Mechanical systems
2) Hydraulic systems
3) Digital systems
4) Pneumatic systems
that may interfere with
15. What are some sources of high intensity fields
aircraft
avionic equipment?
1) Ground-based systems, emitters on ships or other
2) Only military systems
3) Only satellite uplink transmitters
4) Only communication transmitters
16. What is a milliohmmeter often used to measure?
1) Voltage levels in circuits
2) Path resistance of earthing straps
3) Frequency of radio signals
4) Temperature of components
17. What does low-frequency loop impedance testing
1) Visual inspection complement?
2) High-frequency
3) Voltage impedance testing
measurement
4) Temperature measurement
o. Which of the
HIRF protection?following NOT a criterion for determining the frequency of maintenance tasis tor
is
1) Relevant
2) Exposure ofoperating experience
the installation gained
to adverse
environments
 a) Capaciters transitors and relye
20 What is essential far protecti aatt i t r
11 Bonding shelting and seprstiot ol eital conts
21 ncreaing the airraft's altude
1 Ung only non netalie materils
4) educing the acatsspeed
21 Wha
What factos nuence the structural sirss ucedby a landing
rossweght and sevetity ol mpact
21 Wind speed and directit
3) Aletude and alr
A) Plot teperature
experence and
22 Why is it dificult to judgesk
1)
whrther a fading has cAUSed structural damage
The runwae Surface
21 The conditons
speed of the aircraft
31 The difficulty
4) The uoe cal velocity at the time of eontact
23. What should be done after a landing at a weiaht knoun to exceed the
13 efuet
el the aircraft design landing weight?
2) Perform a special inspection
3) Increase the landing weight limit
A) Inspectthe runway
24 What is a common sign of excessive load during a
1) Increased engine nolse landing?
2) Wrinkled wing
skin
3) Decreased fuel efficiency
4) Higher flight altitude
25. If no adverse effects are found in
common damage areas after a landing, what can be assumed?
1) The aircraft needs a new
2) The aircraft should not be
inspection
3) No serious damage has
flown
occurred
4) The aircraft should be grounded
26. What happens to the air load on the
wings when an aircraft encounters a gust
1) It decreases condition?
2 It remains the same
3) It exceeds the normal wing load
4) It becomes unstable
27. What should be performed aftera flight through severe turbulence?
1) An engine check
21 Aspecial inspection
3) A fuel check
4) Anavigation system test
28. Where should the emphasis be placed during the inspection after severe turbulence?
1) The cockpit
2) The landing gear
3) The upper and lower wing surfaces
4) The tail
29. What should be done if wrinkles have occurred on the wing surfaces?
1) Ignore them
2) Apply a ternporary fix
 emovea few rhets and examine the rivet shanks
4 Paint
over then 2
sthould be inspected for bucklig and wrinkies aftee severe furtulence
1) Only the wing
2) Only the fuselae
Alsparwebs from the fuselage to the ip, and around the nacelles and nacelle skin
4) Only the cockpit area
Subjective Questions: (20 marks)
1 Write short note on lightning strkes and HIRF
2 Write short note on hard or penetration
3 Whatis the severe
overweight landing inspection
turbulence
4. What is fire
damage Abnormal inspection/over
Event ?
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 4) Cardboard
30. What should be done to silica gel when it becomes fully saturated?
1) Discard it immediately
2) Replace it with new silica gel
3) Reactivate it by baking at 135°C for two hours
4) Immerse it in water
Subjective Questions: Attempt any Four (20 marks)

1 What is store procedure? Explain how it is done in maintenance organization?

2. Write short note "Interface with aircraft operation."
3. How quality control/Assurance achieved in maintenance organization, explain in
brief.
4. What is mean by "Unscheduled maintenance"? and which factor's considered in it?
5. Write short note on "control of life limited components."
 3) Engineering Order (EO)
4) Passenger Feedback Report
20. What is an Evaluation SB used for?
1) Assessing pilot performance
2) Evaluating new materials
3) Testing fuel efficiency
4) Reviewing flight routes
certificate of airworthiness?
21 Which parts replacement does not affect the
) Parts not specified in the iPC
Standard parts supplied by any vendor
Parts reauiring special certification
Ddelectronic parts
of not complying with an Airworthiness
Directive (AD)?
22. What s consequence
considered airworthy
2) Aircat
3) Aircratt s no nidered airworty
4) Aircratt s waarranty is voided
pose of an Airworthiness Directive (AD)?
23
what is
1) To noiytheft owners
2) To upgrao
to
c
of possible unsafe conditions
irst-ciass status
3) To increase aircraft speed
4) To improvc passenger experience
ire in an
24 What acon urgent case
a the
1) Immessation ofaircraft
of flights until corrective action is taken
2) Immed
3) Conductns nassenger survey
4) Upgradins the cockpit technology
AD contain to ensure compliance?
25. What msdestinations
1) Alst
the aircraft or
ion nËs) tostrategY its components
2) Moonng
3) Ane ceport
4) A
26. What is an c fueleios forOrderall airtine
1) A public docun
(EO)
operatos
2) ports with extended
Alist of airpor runways
engineers
3) An in-house document used by an operator's design
4) Aglobal safety vcertification
certih operators?
modifications for large
27. What department typicaly handles aircraft
1) Passenger services
2) Design engineering
3) Flight operations
4) Catering services
(VPI) in material storage?
28. What is the purpose of using Vapor Phase Inhibitors
1) To increase the temperature o of the storage area
2) To displace oygen and water vapor to prevent corrosion
3) To clean the material surface
4) To enhance the aesthetic appeal of the storage
29. Which material is recommended for open shelving in storage?
1) Wood
2) Painted metal
3) Plastic
 manufacturer
2) The aircraft
3) NAA and EASA
committee card?
4) The steering completing all steps on a work
a technician do after
10. What must steering committee
1) Submit a report to the
2) Sign off on all steps card
3)Request a new work
manufacturer
4) Notify the aircraft
as minor in aviation?
11. What defines a modification
colour.
1) It changes the aircraft's centre of gravity, or structural strength.
2) It does not impact weight,
speed.
3) It enhances the aircraft's
manufacturer.
4) Itis approved by the aircraft to an aircraft system or component?
modifications
12. Who can propose
1) Only the aircraft manufacturer
authority
2) Only the national airworthiness
vendors, and other aviation companies
3) Manufacturers, operators,
4) Any certified pilot
13. How are major modifications approved?
1) By the aircraft operator
2) By the national airworthiness authority
3) By the aircraft manufacturer
4) By an aviation enthusiast group
modification to be approved indirectly?
14. What is required for a minor
1) Approval by the aircraft's pilot
organization
2) Approval by a design approval
3) Ademonstration at an airshow
4) Approval by the aircraft operator
Alert Service Bulletin (SB)?
15. What is the primary purpose of an
1) To suggest improvements for comfort
2) To detail modifications affecting safety
3) To recommend new navigation systems
4) To provide new seating arrangements
during aircraft modification?
16. Which of the following is typically evaluated
1) Passenger seating capacity
2) Effect on weight and balance
3) In-flight entertainment systems
4) Meal service options
modifications?
17. Who may conduct ground or flight tests to evaluate
1) The applicant alone
2) The authorities alone
3) The applicant, with or without participation of the authorities
4) Aircraft passengers
18. What is included in the tasks performed during the evaluation of a modification?
1) Evaluation of in-flight meal quality
2) Evaluation of the structural installation
3) Passenger satisfaction surveys
4) Entertainment system updates
19. Which document is NOT typically associated with aircraft modifications?
1) Service Bulletin (S8)
2) Airworthiness Directive (AD)
 2) The aircraft manufacturer
3) NAA and EASA
4) The steering committee
10. What must a technician do after completing all steps on a work card?
1) Submit a report to the steering committee
2) Sign off on all steps
3) Request a new work card
4) Notify the aircraft manufacturer
11. What defines a modification as minor in aviation?
1) It changes the aircraft's colour.
2) It does not impact weight, centre of gravity, or structural strength.
3) It enhances the aircraft's speed.
4) It is approved by the aircraft manufacturer.
12. Who can propose modifications to an aircraft system or component?
1) Only the aircraft manufacturer
2) Only the national airworthiness authority
3) Manufacturers, operators, vendors, and other aviation companies
4) Any certified pilot
13. How are major modifications approved?
1) By the aircraft operator
2) By the national airworthiness authority
3) By the aircraft manufacturer
4) By an aviation enthusiast group
14. What is required for a minor modification to be approved indirectly?
1) Approval by the aircraft's pilot
2) Approval by a design approval organization
3) Ademonstration at an airshow
4) Approval by the aircraft operator
15. What is the primary purpose of an Alert Service Bulletin (SB)?
1) To suggest improverments for comfort
2) To detail modifications affecting safety
3) To recommend new navigation systems
4) To provide new seating arrangements
16. Which of the following is typically evaluated during aircraft modification?
1) Passenger seating capacity
2) Efect on weight and balance
3) In-flight entertainment systems
4) Meal service options
17. Who may conduct ground or flight tests to evaluate modifications?
1) The applicant alone
2) The authorities alone
3) The applicant, with or without participation of the authorities
4) Aircraft passengers
18. What is included in the tasks performed during the evaluation of a modification?
1) Evaluation of in-flight meal quality
2) Evaluation of the structural installation
3) Passenger satisfaction surveys
4) Entertainment system updates
19. Which document is NOT typically associated with aircraft modifications?
1) Service Bulletin (SB)
2) Airworthiness Directive (AD)
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What is the purpose of an aircraft maintenance prograrm?
1) To increase the speed of the aircraft
2) To ensure safe and economic operations
3) To enhance the comnfort of passengers
4) To improve fuel efficiency
2. What document is created for an aircraft maintenance program?
1) Aircraft Design Document
2) Pilot Operating Handbook
3) Maintenance Planning Document (MPD)
4) Flight Manual
3. Who must approve any changes made to the manufacturer's maintenance program
1) The aircraft manufacturer
2) The pilot
3) The authorities of the country of certification
4) The airline operators
4. What is the role of the Industry Steering Committee (1SC)?
1) To design new aircraft models
2) To review and propose changes to the maintenance program
3) To train pilots
4) To manage airline operations
review?
5. What report is issued by the ISC for regulatory
1) Flight Operation Report
2) Pilot Performance Report
Report (MRBR)
3) Maintenance Review Board
4) Aircraft Safety Report information from field operators and design engineers for use
processing
6. Who is responsible for
by the ISC?
Authority (NAA)
1) The National Aviation
The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA)
2)
manufacturer
3) The aircraft
operator
4) The maintenance working groups?
purpose of maintenance
7. What is the maintenance tasks modification
1) To approve function or proposed
details of a specific maintenance
2) To study
aircraft parts
3) To manufacture maintenance pro
4) To train new
engineers
for developing and modifying
the current procedure known as
8. What is
1) MSG-2
2) MSG-3
3) MSG-3R2 program?
operator's
4) MSG-4 ifications to a maintenance
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1What is the purpose of an aireraft

1) To increase the
2) To ensure safe speed
mainternance
of the aireraft program?
and economie
3) To enhance the operations
4) To improve fuel comfort passengers
of
2. efficiency
What docunent is created for an aircraft maintenance
1) Aircraft Design Document program?
2) Pilot Operating
3)
Handbook
Maintenance Planning Document (MPD)
4) Flight Manual
3. Who must approve any changes made to the
1) The aircraft manufacturer manufacturer's maintenance programt
2) The pilot
3) The authorities of the country of certification
4) The airline operators
4. What is the role of the Industry Steering Committee (1SC)?
1) To design new aircraft models
2) To review and propose changes to the maintenance program
3) To train pilots
4) To manage airline operations
5. What report is issued by the ISC for regulatory review?
1) Flight Operation Report
2) Pilot Performance Report
3) Maintenance Review Board Report (MRBR)
4) Aircraft Safety Report
operators and design engineers for
6. Who is responsible for processing information from field
by the ISC?
1) The National Aviation Authority (NAA)
Agency (EASA)
2) The European Union Aviation Safety
3) The aircraft manufacturer
4) The maintenance operator
maintenance working groups?
7. What is the purpose of
tasks
1) To approve maintenance maintenance function or proposed modification
specific
2) To study details of a
3) To manufacture aircraft
parts
maintenance pr
4) To train new engineers known as for developing and modifying
procedure
8. What is the current
1) MSG-2
2) MSG-3
3) MSG-3R2
operator's program?
4) MSG-4 modifications toa maintenance
 3) Engineering Order (EO)
4) Passenger Feedback Report
20. What is an Evaluation SB used for?
1) Assessing pilot performance
2) Evaluating new materials
3) Testing fuel efficiency
4) Reviewing flight routes
21. Which parts replacement does not affect the certificate of airworthiness?
1) Parts not specified in the IPC
2) Standard parts supplied by any vendor
3) Parts requiring special certification
4) Non-standard electronic parts
22. What is the consequence of not complying with an Airworthiness Directive (AD)?
1) Aircraft is considered airworthy
2) Aircraft cannot fly internationally
3) Aircraft is not considered airworthy
4) Aircraft's warranty is voided
23. What is the purpose of an Airworthiness Directive (AD)?
1) To notify aircraft owners of possible unsafe conditions
2) To upgrade aircraft to first-class status
3) To increase aircraft speed
4) To improve passenger experience
24. What actíon might an AD require in an urgent case?
1) Immediate sale of the aircraft
2) Immediate cessation of flights until corrective action is taken
3) Conducting a passenger survey
4) Upgrading the cockpit technology
25. What might an AD contain to ensure compliance?
1) Alist of new destinations
2) Modification(s) to the aircraft or its components
3) A new marketing strategy
4) Afuel efficiency report
26. What is an Engineering Order (EO)?
1) Apublic document for all airline operators
2) Alist of airports with extended runways
3) An in-house document used by an operator's design engineers
Aglobal safety certification
27. What department typically handles aircraft modifications for large operators?
1) Passenger services
2) Design engineering
3) Flight operations
4) Catering services
28. What is the purpose of using Vapor Phase Inhibitors (VPI) in material storage?
1) To increase the temperature of the storage area
2) To displace Oxygen and water vapor to prevent corrosion
3) To clean the material surface
4) To enhance the aesthetic appeal of the storage
29. Which material is recommended for open shelving in storage?
1) Wood
2) Painted metal
3) Plastic