CARs Quiz 3

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Time between maintenance tasks is calculated using:

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Explanation

625.93 Technical Records - General (1) Pursuant to Item 4 of Schedule I to subpart 605, persons calculating times between maintenance activities need only consider air time (i.e. the intervals from the moment an aircraft leaves the ground until it touches the ground at the end of the flight); the air time specified must be the actual air time, and not arrived at by calculation from the total flight time. (amended 2008/12/30)

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The person responsible to record in the journey log any work done on an aircraft is the person who:

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Standard 625.85 Maintenance Release and Elementary Work (ii) Elementary work does not require a maintenance release to be signed by an AME; however, pursuant to section 571.03 of the CARs, any elementary work performed on an aircraft must be detailed in the technical record, and must be accompanied by the signature of the person who performed the work.

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Maintenance work recorded in a journey log must be entered:

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Standards 625.93 Technical Records - General(4) Pursuant to items 9 and 10 of Schedule I to subpart 605, the only defects that are specifically required to be entered in the aircraft journey log are those defects that arise during flight operations, and those defects that have not been rectified before the next flight of the aircraft. All other defects may be entered directly into the applicable airframe, engine, propeller or component record. Details of the rectification of defects, and the maintenance release for such rectification, shall be entered into the same record that contained the original entry for the defect. Where the details of the defect, and its rectification and release, were first entered into the journey log, they shall be transcribed into the applicable airframe, engine, propeller or component record within 30 days.

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The opening page of the journey log book will include the aircraft registration and serial number. This information can also be found in the:

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A pilot records a defect in the journey logbook. The maintenance for that defect must be recorded and certified in the:

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Technical Dispatch procedures require the journey logbook to have date, air time, operating cycle or landing of the:

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Any inspection and maintenance as a result of a "hard landing" would need to be entered into the following log books:

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Once an SDR has been submitted, it is private and the information cannot to be viewed by anyone other than Transport Canada and the aircraft manufacturer.

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An SDR shall be submitted within three:

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The most current information for Service Difficulty Reporting is explained in detail in:

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A service difficulty report for a part defect on an aircraft would include a description of the defect, the registration of the aircraft, the date the defect was discovered and the:

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An aircraft operator discovers a reportable defect on a part. Several days later the same operator discovers the same defect on another aircraft.

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Select the item that is NOT a reportable service difficulty

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A defective part must be kept for _ after submitting the SDR.

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Explanation

AC 521-009 (2)The defective part(s) should be retained by the SDR reporting individual or organization for 21 days after the submission of an SDR in order to allow TCCA to determine if the defective part(s) is(are) required to assist in the possible further investigation of the service difficulty. If TCCA does not request the parts within 21 days, the SDR reporting individual or organization may dispose of the parts as they choose. Parts should not be sent to TCCA until instructed to do so.

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A reportable service difficulty can be a defect found:

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