WorksheetsUnderstanding FAA ATA Code Structure
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 8mins
What does ATA stand for in the context of FAA ATA codes?
Air Transport Association
Aviation Technical Association
Aircraft Technical Analysis
Aeronautical Transport Administration
Which ATA chapter covers the "Landing Gear" system?
Chapter 21
Chapter 32
Chapter 45
Chapter 52
What is the primary purpose of the ATA code system?
To classify different types of aircraft
To standardize the identification of aircraft systems and components
To manage air traffic control
To regulate pilot licensing
Which ATA chapter is designated for "Electrical Power"?
Chapter 24
Chapter 28
Chapter 30
Chapter 34
How many primary chapters are there in the ATA code system?
50
100
30
70
Which ATA chapter would you refer to for information on "Fuel" systems?
Chapter 28
Chapter 22
Chapter 34
Chapter 36
What is the ATA chapter number for "Air Conditioning"?
Chapter 21
Chapter 25
Chapter 31
Chapter 35
Which of the following is NOT a part of the ATA code system structure?
Chapter
Section
Subsection
Module
In the ATA code system, what does Chapter 34 cover?
Navigation
Communications
Electrical Power
Pneumatics
Which ATA chapter deals with "Communications"?
Chapter 23
Chapter 27
Chapter 33
Chapter 37
What ATA Chapter is Introduction?
00
100
07
18
What publication should a mechanic consult to determine if a repair is considered major or minor?
FAR Part 43,Maintenance, Preventive Maintenance, Rebuilding, and Alteration Appendix A
FAR Part 43.13 1A
Where can the aircraft serial number be found?
a. Under the pilot's seat
b. On the right landing gear
c. The title page of the POH/AFM
d. In the repair manual
The logo of this airline features a flying kangaroo on a red background.
Air India
Emirates
Qantas
Lufthansa
What is Ch 41
Water / Waste
Vacuum
Inert Gas System
Water Ballast
Which plane has the most powerful engine
Boeing 747
Boeing 777X
Airbus A380
Airbus A350
Which organization is directly responsible for the safety of civil aviation in the United States?
Department of Homeland Security
Federal Aviation Administration
Department of Transportation
United States Air Force
Rotors Flight Control
68
54
67
66
Powerplant Ignition
70
74
25
71
Jet assist takeoff
78-30
76-20
84-10
75-30
