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EASA

Total questions: 36

Worksheet time: 18mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

When was EASA established?

a)

1995

b)

15 July 2003

c)

20 February 2008

d)

11 September 2018

2.

When did EASA become fully functional, taking over the functions of the Joint Aviation Authorities (JAA)?

a)

2003

b)

2008

c)

2010

d)

2018

3.

Where is EASA's headquarters located?

a)

Brussels, Belgium

b)

Paris, France

c)

Cologne, Germany

d)

Hoofddorp, Netherlands

4.

Which organization did EASA replace?

a)

International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO)

b)

Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)

c)

Joint Aviation Authorities (JAA)

d)

European Commission

5.

What was a key legal difference between EASA and the JAA?

a)

JAA had more member states.

b)

EASA's regulations have direct legal force within the EU, while JAA's were harmonized codes without direct force of law.

c)

JAA was responsible for military aviation.

d)

EASA only deals with environmental issues.

6.

What is the current 'Basic Regulation' governing EASA?

a)

(EC) No. 1592/2002

b)

(EC) No. 216/2008

c)

(EU) 2018/1139

d)

(EU) No. 748/2012

7.

Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of EASA?

a)

Type-certification of aircraft and components

b)

Drafting of all national laws for member states

c)

Authorising foreign (third-country) operators

d)

Conducting safety analysis and research

8.

Which EASA Part deals with the initial airworthiness and certification of aircraft?

a)

Part-M

b)

Part-145

c)

Part-21 (within Regulation (EU) No. 748/2012)

d)

Part-66

9.

Which EASA Part sets the requirements for Maintenance Organisations?

a)

Part-M

b)

Part-145

c)

Part-66

d)

Part-147

10.

What document must a Part-145 organisation create and maintain to obtain approval?

a)

Safety Management System Manual

b)

Maintenance Organisation Exposition (MOE)

c)

Certificate of Release to Service (CRS)

d)

Flight Operations Manual

11.

Which EASA Part governs the licensing of Aircraft Maintenance Engineers (Certifying Staff)?

a)

Part-M

b)

Part-145

c)

Part-66

d)

Part-CAMO

12.

What category of Part-66 license is for avionics engineers?

a)

Category A

b)

Category B1

c)

Category B2

d)

Category C

13.

Which EASA Part defines requirements for Training Organisations providing courses for maintenance personnel?

a)

Part-145

b)

Part-66

c)

Part-147

d)

Part-ML

14.

What does 'AMC' stand for?

a)

Alternative Means of Certification

b)

Acceptable Means of Compliance

c)

Approved Maintenance Checklist

d)

Aviation Management Code

15.

What is the legal status of Acceptable Means of Compliance (AMC)?

a)

Mandatory and legally binding (hard law)

b)

Non-binding, but using it ensures accepted compliance (soft law)

c)

Only applicable to non-EU countries

d)

Mandatory only for large aircraft

16.

What does 'GM' stand for in EASA documentation?

a)

General Manual

b)

Guidance Material

c)

Governing Mandate

d)

Ground Maintenance

17.

What are Certification Specifications (CS) commonly known as?

a)

Operational Directives

b)

Airworthiness Codes

c)

Safety Bulletins

d)

Maintenance Programs

18.

Which annex of Regulation (EU) No. 1321/2014 contains Part-M (Continuing Airworthiness Management)?

a)

Annex I

b)

Annex II

c)

Annex III

d)

Annex IV

19.

Which part applies to the continuing airworthiness of light aircraft (e.g., small aeroplanes)?

a)

Part-M

b)

Part-T

c)

Part-ML

d)

Part-CAO

20.

What does 'Part-T' regulate?

a)

Training of pilots

b)

Continuing airworthiness of third-country (non-EU) registered aircraft dry-leased by EU carriers

c)

Technical records management

d)

Air traffic management

21.

What is the focus of Part-T for short-term leases (less than seven months)?

a)

Full compliance with all EASA requirements

b)

Demonstrating compliance with ICAO requirements

c)

Exemption from all maintenance checks

d)

Applying only EU national rules

22.

Which part outlines requirements for Continuing Airworthiness Management Organisations (CAMOs)?

a)

Part-M

b)

Part-145

c)

Part-CAMO

d)

Part-CAO

23.

What type of aircraft does Part-CAO apply to?

a)

All commercial airliners

b)

Complex motor-powered aircraft

c)

Non-complex motor-powered aircraft not used by a licensed air carrier

d)

Military aircraft

24.

In which EASA regulations is the requirement to implement a Safety Management System (SMS) stipulated?

a)

Only in (EU) 2018/1139

b)

(EU) 1321/2014 and 748/2012

c)

Only in Part-145

d)

Only for non-commercial operations

25.

According to the presentation, SMS requirements are NOT introduced in which of the following?

a)

Part-M (Continuing Airworthiness Management)

b)

Part-145 (Maintenance Organisations)

c)

Part-CAO (Combined Airworthiness Organisations)

d)

Part-21 Design and Production Organisations

26.

What is the common name for Regulation (EU) No. 965/2012?

a)

Basic Regulation

b)

EASA OPS or AIR OPS

c)

Part-FCL

d)

Airworthiness Directive

27.

What does Regulation (EU) No. 965/2012 primarily provide guidelines for?

a)

Aircraft design and manufacturing

b)

Commercial air transport operations

c)

Environmental certification

d)

Personnel licensing

28.

Which of the following is an example of a 'specialised operation' according to EASA OPS?

a)

A scheduled passenger flight between two cities

b)

An aircraft towing a banner or lifting an external load

c)

A private flight with no remuneration

d)

A training flight in a simulator

29.

What is EUR-Lex?

a)

EASA's internal database for certified personnel

b)

A website providing easy access to European Union law

c)

A type of aircraft certification

d)

The European Union's air traffic control system

30.

Where are EASA regulations officially published?

a)

In national aviation authority websites

b)

In the Official Journal of the European Union

c)

In ICAO Annexes

d)

In IATA manuals

31.

Which body establishes Council Regulations (like the Basic Regulation)?

a)

European Commission

b)

EASA Executive Director

c)

European Parliament

d)

National Aviation Authorities

32.

Which body establishes Commission Regulations (like the IRs for airworthiness)?

a)

European Council

b)

European Commission

c)

EASA

d)

Joint Aviation Authorities

33.

What is the main purpose of Implementing Rules (IRs)?

a)

To provide non-binding suggestions

b)

To ensure a consistent and high level of safety and compliance with the Basic Regulation

c)

To replace national laws entirely

d)

To govern only environmental issues

34.

What is the relationship between Part-66 and Part-147?

a)

Part-66 approves maintenance organisations, Part-147 trains their managers.

b)

Part-66 licenses certifying staff, Part-147 governs the training organisations that prepare them.

c)

They are the same regulation with different names.

d)

Part-147 is for pilots, Part-66 is for engineers.

35.

What core framework do Part-M, Part-145, Part-66, and Part-147 form?

a)

Framework for aircraft design

b)

Framework for air traffic management

c)

Core framework for continuing airworthiness, maintenance, personnel qualification, and training

d)

Framework for airport security

36.

Which regulation expanded EASA's role to include drones (UAS) and urban air mobility?

a)

(EC) No. 1592/2002

b)

(EC) No. 216/2008

c)

(EU) 2018/1139

d)

(EU) No. 965/2012

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