Airlaw and Airworthiness - PCAR

1. Calibration and repair of instruments is an example of (Part IS.5.1.12)?

• Appliance major alterations

• Appliance major repair

• Components major repair

2. The alteration of an aircraft or aeronautical product in conformity with an approved standard

• Replacement

• Alteration

• Modification

3. Changes to the basic design of the fuel or oil system is considered

• Airframe major modification

• A preventive maintenance

• Airframe minor modification

4. Changes of the following type to a powerplant, or airframe when not listed in the specifications issued by the Air transport office in the accordance with the manufacturer

• A powerplant major alteration

• Powerplant major repair

• Aircraft major alteration

5. In accordance with the table of sanction under PCAR’s Part 1, the penalty for “falsification of records or reports”

• Lawsuit

• Revocation

• Suspension

6. Simple or minor preservation operations and the replacement of small standards parts not involving complex assembly operation is known as

• Powerplant/airframe minor repair

• Preventive maintenance

• Appliance major repair

7. Installation of an accessory which is not approved for the engine is an example of

• Powerplant major modification/alteration

• Powerplant major repair

• A preventive maintenance

8. Who may perform inspection of the aircraft if it is away from the station where inspection is normally conducted

• A certified repair station

• An appropriate licensed mechanic

• All of the above

9. Who is responsible for ensuring that all aircraft maintenance records are kept up to date

• CAAP

• Inspector

• Licensed mechanic/owner

10. When major repair alteration results in any change in the aircraft operating limitations or data contained in approved airplane flight

• The form and manner prescribed by the CAAP

• Aircraft maintenance manual

• Aircraft operating and maintenance manual