Inspection concepts and Techniques

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What are two examples of inspection systems?

  • Reports

  • Scheduled inspections

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What can rushed or skipped inspections result in? (2)

  • More repair time

  • Aircraft deterioration

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What are three inspection systems?

  • Flight hour system

  • Calendar system

  • Combination of both

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What is a calendar system?

Inspection after a set number of weeks

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What is a flight hour system?

Inspection after a set number of flight hours

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Out of the two inspection systems, which is efficient for management?

Calendar system

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When should you open/remove all plates, doors, fairings, cowling and clean the structure?

Before inspection

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Before cleaning the aircraft, what should you take note of?

Any leakage

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What should you do to prepare for an inspection?

  • Review aircraft logbook

  • Use checklists

  • Additional publications

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When preparing for an inspection, why would you need to review the aircraft log book?

Background and maintenance history

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When preparing for an inspection, why would you use a checklist?

To ensure no item is overlooked

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When preparing for an inspection, what are two examples of additional publications?

  • Part vendors

  • FAA publications

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What are aircraft logs?

ALL records related to an aircraft

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Conditions, inspection dates, times on airframe/engines/propellers should be written in…

A logbook

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Where should you record history of significant events, components and accessories in?

A logbook

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Where should you record compliance with FAA ADs and manufacturer SBs?

A Logbook

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What are the 2 traits of a logbook that can affect an aircraft’s value?

  • Organization

  • Completeness

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Where can you obtain a checklist? (3)

  • self-designed

  • Manufacturer-provided

  • Sourced elsewhere

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What should a checklist rundown?

  • Fuselage and hull group

  • Cabin and cockpit group

  • Engine and nacelle group

  • Landing gear group

  • Wing and center section

  • Management group

  • Propeller group

  • Communication and navigation group

  • Misc.

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When going down the checklist of the fuselage and hull group, what should you check in fabric and skins? (3)

  • Deterioration

  • Distortion

  • Attachment security

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When going down the checklist of the fuselage and hull group, what should you not about the systems/components? (3)

  • Proper installation

  • Defects

  • Operations

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When going down the checklist of the fuselage and hull group, what should you take note of the envelope gas bags and ballast tanks?

Condition

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When going down the checklist of the cabin and cockpit group, What should you make note about the window/windshield?

Integrity

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When going down the checklist of the cabin and cockpit group, what should you take note of the seatbelts?

Condition and security

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When going down the checklist of the cabin and cockpit group, what should you not about the flight/engine controls? (2)

  • Installation

  • Function

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When going down the checklist of the cabin and cockpit group, what should you take note of the battery? (2)

  • Installation

  • Charge

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When going down the checklist of the cabin and cockpit group, what should you take note of the systems?

  • Installation

  • Condition

  • Defects

  • Attachments

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When going down the checklist of the engine and nacelle group, what type of leak should you look out for? (3)

  • Oil

  • Fuel

  • Hydraulic leaks

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When going down the checklist of the engine and nacelle group, what should you note of the mounts and vibration dampeners? (2)

  • Cracks

  • Deterioration

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When going down the checklist of the engine and nacelle group, what should you take note of the engine controls, line/hoses/clamps? (3)

  • Defects

  • Leaks

  • Security

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When going down the checklist of the engine and nacelle group, what should you take note of the exhaust stacks? (2)

  • Attachment

  • Defects

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When going down the checklist of the engine and nacelle group, what should you take note of from accessories? (2)

  • Defects

  • Mounting

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When going down the checklist of the engine and nacelle group, what should you take note of the cowling? (2)

  • Cracks

  • Defects

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When going down the checklist of the engine and nacelle group, what should you take note of the ground run-up?

  • Control/system response

  • Instrument operation

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When going down the checklist of the landing gear group, what should you take note of the wheels, tires, and breaks? (3)

  • Defects

  • Wear

  • Adjustments

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When going down the checklist of the landing gear group, what should you take note of the floats/skis?

  • Attachment

  • Defects

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When going down the checklist of the wing and center section, what should you take note of the movable surfaces? (3)

  • Damage

  • Attachment

  • Travel

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When going down the checklist of the wing and center section, what should you take note of the control mechanism/cables? (3)

  • Movement

  • Tension

  • Routing

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When going down the checklist of the empennage group, what should you take note of the fixed/movable surfaces? (4)

  • Damage

  • Defects

  • Fastener security

  • Fabric/skin condition

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When going down the checklist of the propeller group, what should you take note of the assembly? (3)

  • Cracks

  • Nicks

  • Oil leaks

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When going down the checklist of the propeller group, what should you take note of the bolts? (2)

  • Torquing

  • Tying

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When going down the checklist of the propeller group, what should you take note of the anti-icing? (2)

  • Operation

  • Defects

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When going down the checklist of the propeller group, what should you take note of the control mechanisms? (3)

  • Operation

  • Mounting

  • Travel

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When going down the checklist of the communication and navigation group, what should you take note of the equipment? (6)

  • Installation

  • Mounting

  • Wiring

  • Bonding

  • Shielding

  • Antennas

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When going down the checklist of the misc group, what should you take note of the emergency equipment? (2)

  • Condition

  • Stowage

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When going down the checklist of the misc group, what instructions should you follow for parachutes/rafts/flares?

Manufacturer-recommend inspection

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When going down the checklist of the misc group, what should you take note autopilot? (3)

  • Condition

  • Attachment

  • Operation

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What do efficient maintenance relies on what? (4)

  • SBs

  • ADs

  • ACs

  • Specifications

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What information does the maintenance manual provide?

Full instruction for maintaining all aircraft systems/components

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What are overhaul manuals?

Instructions for unit overhaul

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What is a structural repair manual?

Information and instructions for repairing primary and secondary structures

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What are the two categories of ADs?

  • Emergency

  • Less urgent

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What are TCDS

Describes types:

  • Design

  • limitation

  • Requirements

For certification

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Which CFR requires aircraft inspection at specific intervals?

14 CFR

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How many calendar months must an AMT perform a detailed inspection?

Every 12 calendar months

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How often do commerical aircraft reuire inspection?

100 flight hours

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Where does a proper checklist gets it requirements from?

14 CFR Part 43 Appendix D