ATA Chapters Flashcards - Aircraft General

ATA 05 focuses on time limits and maintenance checks necessary for aircraft operation.
ATA 06 provides information regarding the aircraft's dimensions and areas for structural and operational assessments.
ATA 07 outlines procedures for lifting and shoring to ensure the safety and stability of aircraft during maintenance.
ATA 08 addresses leveling and weighing methods to maintain aircraft balance and performance.
ATA 09 discusses towing and taxing protocols for safe movement on the ground.
ATA 10 encompasses guidelines for parking, mooring, storage, and return-to-service processes for aircraft.

ATA 11 specifies the standards for placards and markings that convey critical information on the aircraft.
ATA 12 outlines routine servicing and maintenance practices for aircraft to ensure operational readiness.

ATA 18 is dedicated to vibration and noise analysis, specifically applicable to helicopters for performance evaluation.

ATA 20 concerns standard practices related to airframe maintenance and inspection.
ATA 21 focuses on air conditioning and pressurization systems that regulate cabin environment.
ATA 22 covers auto-flight systems controlling automated flight functions.
ATA 23 deals with communication systems essential for in-flight and ground operations.
ATA 24 addresses electrical power systems, crucial for the aircraft's power supply and distribution.
ATA 25 discusses equipment and furnishings within the aircraft, impacting comfort and utility.
ATA 26 identifies fire protection systems safeguarding the aircraft from fire hazards.
ATA 27 relates to flight controls responsible for maneuverability and stability in the air.
ATA 28 focuses on fuel systems critical for engine operation and efficiency.
ATA 29 covers hydraulic power systems that operate various aircraft mechanisms.
ATA 30 discusses ice and rain protection systems essential for safety and visibility.
ATA 31 includes indicating and recording systems that monitor and display flight data.
ATA 32 addresses landing gear systems necessary for aircraft takeoff and landing.
ATA 33 covers lights utilized for visibility and safety during operations.
ATA 34 pertains to navigation systems guiding the aircraft to its destinations.
ATA 35 addresses oxygen systems supporting crew and passenger safety at high altitudes.

ATA 36 refers to pneumatic systems that perform various tasks using compressed air.
ATA 37 covers vacuum systems used for specific aircraft functions.
ATA 38 discusses water and waste systems managing fluids onboard the aircraft.
ATA 39 delves into electrical-electronic panels and multipurpose components vital for aircraft controls.
ATA 40 highlights multisystem operations integrating various aircraft systems.
ATA 41 refers to water ballast systems affecting aircraft weight and balance.
ATA 42 covers integrated modular avionics with advanced avionics systems for operation.
ATA 44 identifies cabin systems enhancing passenger comfort and functionality.
ATA 45 focuses on diagnostic and maintenance systems improving safety and efficiency.
ATA 46 addresses information systems that provide valuable data for operations.
ATA 47 deals with nitrogen generation systems used for tire inflation and other purposes.
ATA 48 covers in-flight fuel dispensing systems facilitating refueling while airborne.
ATA 49 pertains to airborne auxiliary power systems that support electrical needs when engines are not running.

ATA 50 focuses on cargo and accessory compartments critical for transporting goods and equipment.
ATA 51 includes standard practices and general structures for large aircraft components.
ATA 52 discusses doors, including designs and operational mechanisms.
ATA 53 pertains to fuselage structure, comprising the main body of the aircraft.
ATA 54 highlights the structure of nacelles and pylons, supporting engines.
ATA 55 covers stabilizers essential for maintaining aircraft equilibrium.
ATA 56 refers to windows, impacting visibility and cabin pressure.
ATA 57 focuses on wings, which are vital for lift generation and flight.