Aircraft Jacking and Lifting Operations
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What is the primary purpose of jacking an airplane?

  • To enhance the exterior paint finish
  • To service the landing gear and other operations (correct)
  • To improve aerodynamic performance
  • To assist with in-flight troubleshooting
  • Which equipment is typically used for jacking an airplane?

  • Forklifts
  • Tripod jacks (correct)
  • Hydraulic lifts
  • Cranes
  • In what situations might alternative lifting methods such as slings or air bags be used?

  • Routine inspections
  • During refueling operations
  • Emergency or post-accident lifting (correct)
  • For cosmetic maintenance
  • What is important to ensure when providing wing or fuselage shoring?

    <p>The support is contoured to conform to the surface it is supporting</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a method for lifting an airplane?

    <p>Electric winches</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Airplane Jacking Operations

    • Jacking is essential for servicing landing gear and conducting various operations.
    • Tripod jacks are typically the preferred tools for jacking airplanes under normal conditions.

    Alternative Lifting Methods

    • Emergency situations or post-accident scenarios may require alternatives to tripod jacks.
    • Slings and air bags can be utilized for lifting in these specific circumstances.

    Wing and Fuselage Shoring

    • When wing or fuselage shoring is necessary, support structures must be carefully designed.
    • Support must contour to the aircraft's surface to ensure stability and safety during operation.

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    This quiz explores the techniques and tools required for effectively jacking aircraft, including standard methods and emergency alternatives. It also discusses the critical aspects of wing and fuselage shoring to ensure safe operations. Test your knowledge on these essential practices in aircraft maintenance.

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