Showing posts with label FAA. Show all posts
Showing posts with label FAA. Show all posts

20 January 2015

how can we apply for an extension of the scope?

Design Approval: FAA Supplementary Type Certificates (STC) approved by National Aviation Authorities (NAAs) before 28-09-03 are deemed to be approved by EASA. If the NAA has limited the approval in scope compared to the original FAA STC such that it does not cover all the models, how can we apply for an extension of the scope?
Because Agency ED Decision 2004/04/CF automatically approves minor changes and major level 2 changes to FAA STCs when made by the STC holder on his own STC, the scope of the EASA STC is considered to be the same as the scope of the original FAA STC. Therefore there is no need for an application and the STC can be applied to all models listed on the FAA STC.
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19 March 2014

Basic Requirements for FAA Mechanic Licence?

I'm a US Citizen. What requirements must I meet to get a mechanic's certificate?







FAA Mechanic Licence Frequently Asked Questions

                                                                      

 What is a mechanic job like?

You work in hangars, out on the field on the "flight lines" where aircraft park, or in repair stations. You use hand and power tools as well as sophisticated test equipment. Maintenance is performed around the clock, seven days a week. New mechanics and technicians should expect to work nights and weekends. The noise level both indoors and on the flight line could be very high. Sometimes your work requires physical activity, from climbing ladders to crawling. You work under deadline to make sure an airplane is ready to fly.

20 January 2010

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The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is the agency of the United States Department of Transportation responsible for the regulation and oversight of civil aviation within the U.S.