AET Regulatory Compliance and Certification 2

Question 1

What is a Major Alteration in aviation regulatory terms?

Accepted Answer

An alteration not listed in the aircraft specifications that might affect airworthiness

Answer

A Major Alteration is one that might appreciably affect structural strength, flight characteristics, or other airworthiness qualities, not listed in the aircraft specifications.

Question 2

What FAA form is used to record a Major Alteration or Major Repair?

Accepted Answer

FAA Form 337

Answer

FAA Form 337 (Major Repair and Alteration) must be completed and filed with the FAA for any major repair or alteration performed on a certificated aircraft.

Question 3

Under FAR Part 91.411, altimeter systems must be tested and inspected within what period for IFR flight?

Accepted Answer

Every 24 calendar months

Answer

FAR 91.411 requires altimeter systems and altitude reporting equipment to be tested and inspected within the preceding 24 calendar months for IFR operations.

Question 4

What regulation specifies the VOR accuracy check requirements for IFR operations?

Accepted Answer

FAR 91.171

Answer

FAR 91.171 requires VOR equipment used for IFR flight to be checked for accuracy within the preceding 30 days and the check logged.

Question 5

According to FAR 91.413, ATC transponders must be tested within how many calendar months?

Accepted Answer

24 months

Answer

FAR 91.413 requires ATC transponders to be tested and inspected in accordance with FAR Part 43 Appendix F within the preceding 24 calendar months.

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AET - Avionics Electronic Technicians Practice Test

AET Regulatory Compliance and Certification 2