General · Lesson 11 of 40
Regulations, Maintenance Forms, Records, and Publications
What a mechanic certificate allows, how to classify and record work under Part 43, the FAA forms you will handle, the records an owner keeps, and how ADs, TCDSs, STCs, advisory circulars and manufacturer manuals fit together.
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- Apply the privileges, limits and recent experience rules for a certificated mechanic in 14 CFR part 65
- Classify work as major, minor or preventive maintenance and choose approved or acceptable data
- Write maintenance and inspection record entries that meet 14 CFR 43.9 and 43.11
- Identify the purpose of FAA Forms 337, 8010-4, 8100-2 and 8130-3 and the records an owner must keep
- Explain how ADs, AMOCs, TCDSs, STCs, advisory circulars and manufacturer manuals fit together
- Check whether a document applies to an aircraft using its effectivity and identification plate