Canadian Aviation Regulations Practice Test 5 Of 6
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- 1.The 24-0043 application form for a C of A must be submitted within____ days of the date on which the aircraft's condition was certified.
- A.
30 days
- B.
60 days
- C.
7 days
- D.
There is no restriction- as long as the aircraft is maintained in airworthy condition
- 2.An amendment to a Weight and Balance Report must be made:
- A.
Where there is a change of more than 2% in the empty weight of the aircraft
- B.
Following any change to the empty weight or C of G of the aircraft
- C.
Following any change to the empty weight
- D.
Every 5 years
- 3.When an aircraft is sold, the Certificate of Airworthiness:
- A.
Is revoked until such a time as the aircraft is re-certified pursuant to CAR 507
- B.
Becomes a temporary C of A, for the lesser of thirty days or C of A re-issue
- C.
Is transferable with the aircraft, providing the aircraft remains a Canadian registered aircraft
- D.
None of the above is true
- 4.When the maintenance recommendations of an aircraft manufacturer differ from those of the engine manufacturer:
- A.
The maintenance recommendations of the engine manufacturer shall be used
- B.
The certifying authority must make a determination based on industry practices
- C.
The recommendations that provide the greatest margin of safety shall be used
- D.
The maintenance recommendations of the aircraft manufacturer shall be used
- 5.Aeronautical Products include:
- A.
Aircraft
- B.
Aircraft engines
- C.
Aircraft appliances
- D.
All of the above
- 6.What must an AME do if an aircraft identification plate requires removal for the purposes of carrying out a repair?
- A.
Notify the Minister of the removal and reattachment of the aircraft identification plate
- B.
Re-attach the aircraft identification plate as soon as practicable, but at least before the next flight
- C.
Obtain written authorization from the Minister before removing the aircraft identification plate
- D.
Re-attach the aircraft identification plate immediately after completion of the repair
- 7.The statement - Any machine capable of deriving support in the atmosphere from reactions of the air, other than a machine designed to derive support in the atmosphere from reactions against the earth's surface of air expelled from the machine, and includes a rocket , defines:
- A.
Hovercraft
- B.
Aeroplane
- C.
Aircraft
- D.
All of the above
- 8.The height of the letters in the marks displayed on a heavier-than-air aircraft, that does not display marks under the wing or cabin shall be:
- A.
11.8 inches
- B.
20 cm
- C.
15 cm
- D.
19.68 inches
- 9.An amendment to an aircraft's weight and balance report must be certified by:
- A.
The signing of a maintenance release by an appropriately rated AME
- B.
The aircraft owner, providing the aircraft is a private aircraft
- C.
By a person authorized to do so as an AIR pursuant to the MPM of a properly rated AMO
- D.
Re-weighing the aircraft, if it is a large aircraft
- 10.An AME can exercise the privileges of the licence only when:
- A.
Maintenance certification is made through the MPM of an appropriately rated AMO
- B.
Recency requirements have been met as per AWM 566
- C.
The AME has performed aircraft maintenance for 3 months of the preceding 2 years
- D.
Both a and c are true
- 11.CAR 202.69(l) - The Minister shall establish, maintain and publish a register of aircraft, to be know as the:
- A.
Canada Gazette
- B.
North American Aircraft Register
- C.
Consolidated Aircraft Register
- D.
Canadian Civil Aircraft Register
- 12.Notices to Aircraft Maintenance Engineers and Owners (NAMEOs) were replaced by
- A.
Service bulletins
- B.
SDRs
- C.
Service difficulty alerts
- D.
Airworthiness notices
- 13.Which part of CARs contains the standards for aircraft equipment and maintenance?
- A.
Appendix H, CAR 605
- B.
Appendix G, CAR 571
- C.
CAR 625
- D.
AWM Chapter 571
- 14.What is the primary privilege of an AME?
- A.
To carry out annual inspections on Canadian and foreign registered aircraft
- B.
To certify out specialized maintenance for an Approved Maintenance Organization
- C.
To sign a maintenance release
- D.
To assume responsibility for the maintenance of an aircraft
- 15.The definition of "airworthy," in respect of an aeronautical product is:
- A.
In a fit and safe state for flight, and in conformance with internationally recognized standards of airworthiness
- B.
In conformance with the applicable standards of airworthiness
- C.
No feature of the aeronautical product creates or may create a hazard to aviation
- D.
In a fit and safe state for flight, and in conformance with its type design
- 16.Airworthiness limitation means:
- A.
A limitation in relation to an aeronautical product in the form of a life limit or a maintenance task that is mandatory as a condition of the type certificate
- B.
A limitation in relation to an aeronautical product in the form of operating restrictions
- C.
Operating limitations of an aircraft's air frame, engines, or associated systems
- D.
Maximum published tolerances of an aircraft's air frame, engines, or associated systems.
- 17.Standards for licensing AME's are found in
- A.
AWM Chapter 565
- B.
CAR 403
- C.
AWM Chapter 566
- D.
CAR Part VI
- 18.How long must an applicant wait to attempt a rewrite after the first failure of an AME exam?
- A.
6 months
- B.
2 weeks
- C.
60 days
- D.
30 days
- 19.Which of the following is considered specialized maintenance on non-pressurized aircraft skin or the skin of an aircraft float?
- A.
A repair to damage exceeding 6 inches in any direction
- B.
Any repair requiring the installation of rivets
- C.
A repair to a skin that extends over a rib, former, or longeron
- D.
Any repair to a skin that requires the use of a support, jig, or fixture
- 20.An AME licence is not considered current unless:
- A.
The licence was issued in the preceding 24 months:
- B.
In the preceding 24 months, the holder has, for at least six months, supervised the performance of aircraft maintenance
- C.
In the preceding 24 months, the holder has, for at least six months, served as an aviation maintenance instructor
- D.
All of the above
- 21.How many of the following are types of flight authority? 1)Transport Category 2)Certificate of Airworthiness 3)Specific purpose Flight Permit 4) Commuter Category
- A.
One
- B.
Two
- C.
Three
- D.
Four
- 22.An Interim Registration is issued when:
- A.
There is a change in legal custody and control of the aircraft, and the new owner of the aircraft intends to operate the aircraft in a commercial operation
- B.
A non-registered aircraft is imported to Canada from any country other than the United States
- C.
There is a change in legal custody and control and the new owner is qualified to be a Canadian owner
- D.
The documentation needed for a continuing registration cannot be immediately completed
- 23.An ELT may only be tested:
- A.
During the first five minutes of any hour
- B.
After the first five minutes of any hour
- C.
In a facility appropriate to the testing of electronic warning devices
- D.
After notifying Transport Canada of the intent to test the ELT and arranging a suitable time
- 24.A special C of A is a type of:
- A.
Registration
- B.
Flight Permit
- C.
Type certificate
- D.
Flight authority
- 25.The statement "a power-driven heavier-than-air aircraft that derives its lift from aerodynamic reactions on surfaces that remain fixed during flight," defines:
- A.
A Helicopter
- B.
An aeroplane
- C.
A hovercraft
- D.
All of the above
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