AIR 1120 13 DOCUMENTATION_MAINTENANCE_INSPECTION_PARTS & ACRONYM

Maintenance is the process of ensuring that a system continually performs its intended function at its designed-in level of

• reliability

• safety

• performance

• strength

What are 3 ways we can track maintenance and inspections on aircraft?

• Distance (Miles/Kilometers)

• Cycles

• Calendar

• Hours

What is considered air time?

• Wheels off the ground to wheels on the ground

• Brake release, aircraft operating under its own power to engines off and brakes applied

• Wheels off the ground to wheels on the ground plus 10 minutes

• Brake release to wheels on the ground

• Take-off to brakes applied a the gate

What is considered flight time?

• Wheels off the ground to wheels on the ground

• Brake release, aircraft operating under its own power to engines off and brakes applied

• Wheels off the ground to wheels on the ground plus 10 minutes

• Brake release to wheels on the ground

• Take-off to brakes applied a the gate

Who uses air time?

• The ground handlers

• Maintenance for planning purposes

• The airport flight information system

• Flight Crew for pay purposes

Who uses flight time?

• The ground handlers

• Maintenance for planning purposes

• The airport flight information system

• Flight Crew for pay purposes

For planning purposes, what term is used when considering time?

• Air Hours

• Flight Hours

• Flight Time

• Skid Time

What areas are Stores made of?

• Bonded Stores, Holding Area, Quarantine Area

• Receiving Area, Holding Area, Bonded Stores

• Holding Area, Quarantine Area

• Receiving Area, Holding Area, Quarantine Area

Where are unserviceable parts to be held?

• Quarantine Stores

• Receiving

• Bonded Stores

• Stores

Parts, like aircraft must have:

• A serviceable tag

• A coating of paint

• A bonded storage when not in use

• A copy of their history