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A1.4: Singapore Airworthiness Requirements (pt. 1)

Total questions: 54

Worksheet time: 27mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The Singapore Airworthiness Requirements is ________.

a)

mandatory and must be complied with. The requirements are effective from the date printed there on and supersede any applicable requirements in force prior to that date

b)

a guidance to notify the minimum requirements in respect of airworthiness of aircraft maintenance requirements, etc. which must be observed if necessary

c)

an aviation industry observance of the requirements necessary to retain the existing approval, or to qualify for any certificates or documents

2.

Registration of an aircraft does not permit an aircraft to fly without a valid ________.

a)

Certificate of Airworthiness

b)

Export Certificate of Airworthiness

c)

Certificate of Registration

3.

Application for a Certificate of Registration shall be made on ________.

a)

Form CAAS(AW) 37

b)

Form CAAS(AW) 38

c)

Form CAAS(AW) 39

4.

For an aircraft to be registered in Singapore, ________.

a)

the Export Certificate of Airworthiness is to be cancelled.

b)

the foreign registration, if there is any, is to be cancelled.

c)

the Singapore test flight schedule is to be met.

5.

A new ________ is required when there is a change in the ownership of an aircraft.

a)

Certificate of Airworthiness

b)

Export Certificate of Airworthiness

c)

Certificate of Registration

6.

After a new Certificate of Registration has been issued to the new owner, the original Certificate of Registration shall be returned to the ________.

a)

previous owner

b)

Authority

c)

new owner

7.

Notification for cancellation of a Certificate of Registration shall be made by the ________.

a)

Owner of the aircraft

b)

Authority

c)

Ministry of Transport

8.

A Private Category aircraft on an international flight must carry the following documents:

a)

Certificate of Airworthiness, Certificate of Maintenance Review, crew licences and Radio Log Book.

b)

Certificate of Registration, Certificate of Airworthiness, Technical log and Radio Log Book.

c)

Radio Log Book, Certificate of Airworthiness, Certificate of Registration and crew licenses.

9.

An aircraft for agricultural fertilizer spraying comes under ________.

a)

Transport category

b)

Aerial Work category

c)

Special category

10.

A public transport aircraft when carrying passengers during landing and take-off must have ________.

a)

all internal doors open and unobstructed.

b)

all doors locked and internal doors obstructed at the direction of the captain.

c)

its flight crew compartment door locked at direction of the captain.

11.

Which of the following certificates is required to be renewed annually?

a)

Certificate of Airworthiness

b)

Certificate of Registration

c)

Certificate of Maintenance Review

12.

Certificate of Airworthiness ________.

a)

is renewed annually

b)

is not required to be renewed

c)

is renewed every two years

13.

The period of validity of the Certificate of Airworthiness is ________.

a)

1 year

b)

as stated in Certificate of Airworthiness

c)

as stated in Certificate of Registration

14.

Certificate of Airworthiness shall be rendered invalid due to ________.

a)

change of ownership

b)

demise of charter

c)

expiry as reflected on the certificate

d)

change of organisation name

15.

The Certificate of Airworthiness does not include ________.

a)

category of aircraft

b)

name of manufacturer, manufacturer’s designation and serial number of aircraft

c)

name and address of owner

16.

Which of the following is found in the Certificate of Airworthiness?

a)

name of operator.

b)

name of owner.

c)

name of manufacturer.

17.

Minor nicks and corrosions on propeller blade tips if not carried out in accordance with the appropriate manuals may ________.

a)

cause the deterioration of aircraft performance

b)

cause vibration problems

c)

invalidate the Certificate of Airworthiness

18.

An Export Certificate of Airworthiness for an aircraft is issued _______.

a)

after the application fee is paid

b)

when the airworthiness authority of the country of import of the aircraft requires evidence that aircraft is airworthy according to the requirements of Singapore

c)

to notify the airworthiness authority of the country of import of the aircraft that the aircraft meets all airworthiness requirements of the exporting country

19.

Which is not found in the Export Certificate of Airworthiness?

a)

Type of Engine fitted.

b)

Manufacturer’s Designation of aircraft.

c)

Name of Owner.

20.

Which statement is TRUE regarding Export Certificate of Airworthiness?

a)

The fee payable with respect to the issue of an Export Certificate of Airworthiness is the same as that for the Certificate of Registration.

b)

The fee payable with respect to the issue of an Export Certificate of Airworthiness is the same as that for the Certificate of Airworthiness.

c)

A fee is required to be paid for the issue of an Export Certificate of Airworthiness.

21.

A Singapore Export Certificate of Airworthiness ________.

a)

is always issued when a Singapore aircraft is exported

b)

certifies that the aircraft meets Singapore Airworthiness Requirements

c)

certifies that the aircraft meets the airworthiness requirements of the importing country

22.

The Singapore Export Certificate of Airworthiness ________.

a)

is always required to be issued with respect to the aircraft being exported

b)

is issued only when there is a valid Certificate of Registration

c)

is issued in compliance with the airworthiness requirements of the aircraft of the importing country

d)

is issued after the application fees are paid

e)

is issued when the Airworthiness Authority of the importing country requires evidence of the airworthiness of the aircraft in accordance with the requirement of Singapore Air Navigation Order

23.

Before an airworthy Singapore aircraft can be placed on a foreign register, it must ________.

a)

have a valid Certificate of Airworthiness

b)

have a valid Export Certificate of Airworthiness

c)

be de-registered from Singapore’s register

24.

The Export Certificate of Airworthiness is ________.

a)

a requirement of the Air Navigation Order

b)

produced in compliance with the regulations of the importing country

c)

an internationally accepted Certificate of Airworthiness

25.

Which is correct concerning Singapore Export Certificate of Airworthiness (ECOA)?

a)

ECOA is always needed for all aircraft exporting from Singapore.

b)

To issue an ECOA, the aircraft must have a valid Certificate of Registration.

c)

To issue an ECOA, the aircraft must have a valid Certificate of Airworthiness.

26.

Issue of a Singapore Export Certificate of Airworthiness ________.

a)

is to certify that the aircraft is according to the airworthiness requirements of the importing country

b)

requires a valid Certificate of Registration

c)

may be required by importing country

27.

The Singapore Export Certificate of Airworthiness ________.

a)

is issued to certify that the aircraft meets the airworthiness requirement of Singapore

b)

is required by the exporting country

c)

may be required by importing country

d)

requires a valid Certificate of Registration

28.

When a Singapore-registered aircraft is to be exported to another country, it is mandatory that ________.

a)

the aircraft is deregistered.

b)

an export document is obtained from the export department.

c)

both (A) and (B).

29.

In normal circumstances, when it is not practical to carry out an approved repair at a particular aerodrome and a temporary repair is carried out, the aircraft ________.

a)

need not be issued with a Certificate of Release to Service and may be flown to the nearest place where it can be restored to an airworthy condition provided the commander of the aircraft agrees

b)

cannot fly at all

c)

the aircraft shall be issued with a temporary Certificate of Release to Service after a temporary repair and may be flown to the nearest place where it can be restored to an airworthy condition provided the commander of the aircraft agrees

30.

An aircraft required to be flown for the purpose of an experiment, a Certificate of Release to Service ________.

a)

must be issued if Certificate of Airworthiness is invalid

b)

can be issued temporarily, subjecting to satisfaction on completion of the flight

c)

is not necessary if the aircraft is fit to be flown and the flight is authorised

31.

Any proposed temporary repair data and its justification is to be submitted to the ________ before a Ferry Flight Permit can be considered.

a)

Operator

b)

Owner

c)

Authority

32.

The operator is to make a request to the ________ for Ferry Flight Permit in writing.

a)

Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore

b)

Ministry of Transport

c)

Owner of the Aircraft

33.

A copy of the Ferry Flight Permit is required to be kept ________.

a)

in the aerodrome

b)

by the Minister of Transport

c)

on board the aircraft

34.

The holder of a continuous Ferry Flight Authorisation shall inform CAAS in writing within ________ of any ferry flights conducted under the authorisation.

a)

one day

b)

two days

c)

three days

35.

A Maintenance Schedule is ________.

a)

required for all aircraft and accepted by the operator

b)

required for all aircraft, compiled by the operator and approved by CAAS

c)

required for all aircraft compiled by the manufacturer and approved by CAAS

36.

Maintenance of aircraft must be conducted in accordance with a maintenance schedule prepared by the ________ of the aircraft and approved by the Authority.

a)

owner or operator

b)

accountable manager

c)

senior person

37.

The _________ is responsible that maintenance works on his/her aircraft are conducted in accordance with the Singapore Airworthiness Requirements and the aircraft is maintained in an airworthy condition.

a)

Authority

b)

Owner or Operator

c)

Minister of Transport

38.

Under SAR, ________ is responsible for ensuring the continuing airworthiness of the aircraft, regardless of where it is operated to.

a)

State of registry

b)

the authority of the country to which the aircraft flies

c)

the operator or owner of the aircraft

39.

________ must be issued on completion of the work for maintenance of aircraft.

a)

Certificate of maintenance review

b)

Certificate of release to service

c)

Certificate of insurance

40.

Particulars of all work completed on the public transport aircraft are entered in the ________, or other appropriate log book or approved records system together with the applicable certification document.

a)

technical log

b)

flight schedule

c)

flight plan

41.

An aircraft shall not be released to service until it has been certified as fit for flight and tested in flight in accordance with an approved ________.

a)

flight plan

b)

test schedule

c)

flight manual

42.

Calculated weighing results shall be submitted to the ________ who will determine where reweighing and/or preparation of a new weight schedule is required if any significant changes have occurred.

a)

Authority

b)

Operator

c)

President of Singapore

43.

The Maintenance Schedule of an aircraft must be ________.

a)

prepared by the owners or operator and approved by the Authority

b)

kept and carried on the aircraft at all times

c)

issued by the CAAS on application

d)

approved by FAA

e)

accepted by the operator

44.

The time at which components or equipment are inspected, checked, and tested are carried out in accordance with the ________.

a)

flight manual

b)

approved maintenance schedule

c)

maintenance manual

45.

________ is/are permitted access to the aircraft and establishment to assess whether the requirements are being observed and being complied with.

a)

Chief Executive of an approved organisation

b)

Authorised officers of the Authority

c)

Any person authorised by the President of Singapore

46.

A person or organisation responsible for maintenance or other work on aircraft shall carry out the work under and in accordance with the requirements stipulated in the ________.

a)

Singapore Airworthiness Requirements-66

b)

Singapore Airworthiness Requirements-145

c)

Singapore Airworthiness Requirements-147

47.

The Certificate of Fitness for Flight is issued ________.

a)

under A conditions valid for a maximum of 7 days.

b)

under C conditions valid for 1 year.

c)

under B conditions only.

48.

Certificate of Fitness for Flight is valid for not more than _________.

a)

7 days

b)

3 days

c)

2 days

49.

A Certificate of Fitness for Flight is issued by _________.

a)

holder(s) of an appropriate aircraft maintenance licence with privileges in airframe, engine or both

b)

holder(s) of an appropriately aircraft maintenance licence in any category

c)

holder(s) of any aircraft maintenance licence and is approved by his company

50.

“Replacement” in relation to any part of any aircraft does not include removal and replacement of a part which is designed to be removed solely for the purpose of enabling ________.

a)

another part to be inspected, repaired, removed or replaced or cargo to be loaded

b)

removal and replacement of that part whether or not by the same part and whether or not any work is done on it

c)

removal and replacement of a part by a different part when work is done on it

51.

The word “replacement” does not apply if ________.

a)

item removed is different from replacement item

b)

item is removed to obtain access only

c)

item removed is rectified and same item replaced

52.

“Primary Structure” means ________.

a)

those parts of the structure which contribute significantly to carrying flight, ground or pressurization loads, the failure of which could cause the failure of secondary structures

b)

those parts of the structure which contribute significantly to carrying flight, ground or pressurization loads, the failure of which could endanger the safety of the aircraft

c)

those parts of the structure which contribute significantly to carrying flight, ground or pressurization loads, the failure of which would render the Certificate of Airworthiness of the aircraft invalid

53.

Category E refers to ________.

a)

electrical installation

b)

instrument installation

c)

radio system

54.

All ________ for specific types of aircraft, engines or systems will be endorsed in the licence.

a)

category ratings

b)

licence ratings

c)

categories and licence ratings