Aviation Exam Questions PDF

**Regulatory Framework (10.1)** 1. Which international convention established ICAO? - A\) Geneva Convention - B\) Warsaw Convention - C\) Chicago Convention - D\) Montreal Protocol 2. What year was the Civil Aviation Act enacted in Australia? - A\) 1958 -...

**Regulatory Framework (10.1)** 1. Which international convention established ICAO? - A\) Geneva Convention - B\) Warsaw Convention - C\) Chicago Convention - D\) Montreal Protocol 2. What year was the Civil Aviation Act enacted in Australia? - A\) 1958 - B\) 1968 - C\) 1978 - D\) 1988 3. Which Australian regulatory body is responsible for civil aviation safety? - A\) CASA - B\) FAA - C\) EASA - D\) IATA 4. What is the purpose of the Civil Aviation Orders (CAOs)? - A\) Define CASA\'s internal operations - B\) Provide technical guidance and safety standards - C\) Regulate airline ticketing - D\) Monitor airport security 5. Which document outlines acceptable means of compliance under CASA regulations? - A\) Advisory Circulars (ACs) - B\) Civil Aviation Orders (CAOs) - C\) Manual of Standards (MOS) - D\) Civil Aviation Act **Certifying Staff (10.2)** 6. What is the primary purpose of Part 66 of CASR? - A\) Regulate airline fares - B\) Define requirements for aircraft maintenance engineer licenses - C\) Manage airport security - D\) Oversee passenger safety programs 7. Which category of aircraft maintenance license allows basic maintenance tasks with limitations? - A\) Category A - B\) Category B1 - C\) Category B2 - D\) Category C 8. What is the function of an aircraft maintenance engineer license? - A\) Authorizes the holder to fly aircraft - B\) Grants approval for aircraft modifications - C\) Allows the holder to certify aircraft maintenance work - D\) Provides access to restricted airspace 9. What is the purpose of a Type Rating in Part 66? - A\) Specifies permitted flight routes - B\) Identifies an aircraft type an engineer can work on - C\) Approves an airline's operations manual - D\) Determines pilot experience levels 10. How long is a Part 66 license valid before requiring requalification? - A\) 2 years - B\) 5 years - C\) 10 years - D\) Indefinite **Approved Maintenance Organisations (10.3)** 11. What is Part 145 of CASR concerned with? - A\) Airworthiness certification - B\) Aircraft registration - C\) Approved maintenance organisations (AMOs) - D\) Pilot training 12. What is a requirement for an AMO under Part 145? - A\) Must be a publicly listed company - B\) Must have a Safety Management System (SMS) - C\) Must own an aircraft fleet - D\) Must have international accreditation 13. Which position in an AMO is responsible for ensuring compliance with regulations? - A\) Quality Manager - B\) Safety Manager - C\) Accountable Manager - D\) Training Coordinator 14. What does an AMO exposition include? - A\) Only financial details of the organisation - B\) The organisational structure, policies, and maintenance procedures - C\) A list of shareholders and investors - D\) Flight scheduling details 15. What is the primary role of a Safety Management System (SMS) in an AMO? - A\) To track flight delays - B\) To enforce flight crew training - C\) To identify and mitigate maintenance risks - D\) To regulate airport security measures **Air Operations (10.4)** 16. What document is required for commercial air transport operations? - A\) Aircraft Maintenance Manual - B\) Air Operator's Certificate (AOC) - C\) Aircraft Registration Certificate - D\) Cargo Manifest 17. What is the purpose of a Minimum Equipment List (MEL)? - A\) Identifies the spare parts inventory for an airline - B\) Specifies the equipment required for a flight to operate legally - C\) Details the financial budget for aircraft maintenance - D\) Lists the emergency procedures for cabin crew 18. Which of the following is NOT a category under the AOC framework? - A\) Aerial Work - B\) Flying Training - C\) Private Operations - D\) Charter 19. What is a Configuration Deviation List (CDL) used for? - A\) Specifies allowable variations in aircraft configuration for flight - B\) Lists flight crew assignments for each flight - C\) Manages financial deviations in maintenance budgets - D\) Records passenger complaints 20. What type of aircraft marking is required under CASR Part 45? - A\) Custom logos - B\) Nationality and registration marks - C\) Advertising banners - D\) Temporary stickers **Certification of Aircraft, Parts, and Appliances (10.5)** 21. What is the purpose of a Type Certificate? - A\) Certifies an individual aircraft for operation - B\) Approves an aircraft design for production - C\) Registers an aircraft with CASA - D\) Provides insurance coverage for an aircraft 22. What is required for an aircraft to be issued a Certificate of Airworthiness? - A\) It must be registered with a national aviation authority - B\) It must have completed at least 100 flight hours - C\) It must be insured - D\) It must have undergone at least one major overhaul 23. What is a Supplemental Type Certificate (STC)? - A\) A certificate for minor modifications to an aircraft - B\) A document authorizing major modifications to an aircraft's design - C\) A temporary airworthiness certificate - D\) A license for aircraft maintenance engineers 24. What is a Special Flight Permit used for? - A\) Allows an aircraft to be flown when it does not meet all airworthiness requirements - B\) Grants permission for international flights - C\) Certifies an aircraft's compliance with noise regulations - D\) Registers an aircraft in a foreign country 25. What part of CASR regulates aircraft noise certification? - A\) Part 21 - B\) Part 42 - C\) Part 47 - D\) Part 66 **Applicable National and International Requirements in Maintenance (10.7)** 26. What is the purpose of an Airworthiness Directive (AD)? - A\) Provide guidance on aircraft manufacturing - B\) Mandate corrective actions for identified safety issues - C\) Set airline ticket prices - D\) Define pilot training requirements 27. What document outlines approved maintenance schedules? - A\) Aircraft Maintenance Manual (AMM) - B\) Approved Maintenance Program (AMP) - C\) Operational Flight Plan - D\) MEL 28. Who is responsible for issuing Airworthiness Bulletins (AWBs)? - A\) ICAO - B\) FAA - C\) CASA - D\) IATA 29. What is an Approved Maintenance Organisation (AMO) responsible for? - A\) Performing scheduled maintenance on aircraft - B\) Training flight attendants - C\) Issuing aircraft insurance policies - D\) Operating commercial flights 30. What is the purpose of a Master Minimum Equipment List (MMEL)? - A\) Defines the minimum equipment required by all aircraft of a particular type - B\) Lists spare parts required for maintenance - C\) Specifies pilot licensing requirements - D\) Outlines cabin crew emergency procedures **Answer Key** 1. C\) Chicago Convention 2. D\) 1988 3. A\) CASA 4. B\) Provide technical guidance and safety standards 5. C\) Manual of Standards (MOS) 6. B\) Define requirements for aircraft maintenance engineer licenses 7. A\) Category A 8. C\) Allows the holder to certify aircraft maintenance work 9. B\) Identifies an aircraft type an engineer can work on 10. B\) 5 years 11. C\) Approved maintenance organisations (AMOs) 12. B\) Must have a Safety Management System (SMS) 13. C\) Accountable Manager 14. B\) The organisational structure, policies, and maintenance procedures 15. C\) To identify and mitigate maintenance risks 16. B\) Air Operator's Certificate (AOC) 17. B\) Specifies the equipment required for a flight to operate legally 18. C\) Private Operations 19. A\) Specifies allowable variations in aircraft configuration for flight 20. B\) Nationality and registration marks 21. B\) Approves an aircraft design for production 22. A\) It must be registered with a national aviation authority 23. B\) A document authorizing major modifications to an aircraft's design 24. A\) Allows an aircraft to be flown when it does not meet all airworthiness requirements 25. A\) Part 21 26. B\) Mandate corrective actions for identified safety issues 27. B\) Approved Maintenance Program (AMP) 28. C\) CASA 29. A\) Performing scheduled maintenance on aircraft 30. A\) Defines the minimum equipment required by all aircraft of a particular type