Aircraft Maintenance Practice Exam
Aircraft Maintenance Practice Exam
About Aircraft Maintenance Exam
The Aircraft Maintenance Exam is designed to assess and validate the knowledge and practical skills required for professionals involved in maintaining aircraft systems and structures. This certification covers maintenance procedures, safety protocols, regulatory compliance, and technical diagnostics essential in the aviation industry.
Who Should take the Exam?
This exam is ideal for:
- Aspiring and current aircraft maintenance technicians
- Aviation engineering students or diploma holders
- Professionals working in MRO (Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul) services
- Quality and safety inspectors in the aviation industry
- Technical staff at airports or airline maintenance facilities
Skills Required
- Understanding of aircraft mechanical and electronic systems
- Basic troubleshooting and diagnostic abilities
- Knowledge of aviation safety protocols and standards
- Ability to interpret technical manuals and regulatory documentation
Knowledge Gained
- Aircraft maintenance procedures and schedules
- Inspection techniques for aircraft components and systems
- Compliance with international aviation regulations (EASA, FAA, etc.)
- Handling tools, equipment, and safety measures in maintenance bays
Course Outline
The Aircraft Maintenance Exam covers the following topics -
Domain 1 – Aircraft Maintenance Basics
- Introduction to aviation maintenance
- Types of aircraft maintenance (line, base, overhaul)
- Maintenance documentation and manuals
Domain 2 – Systems and Components
- Aircraft engines and propulsion systems
- Avionics, electrical, and hydraulic systems
- Landing gear, control surfaces, and airframes
Domain 3 – Inspection and Troubleshooting
- Visual and functional inspections
- Detecting faults and performance issues
- Non-destructive testing (NDT) techniques
Domain 4 – Safety and Regulations
- Safety standards in maintenance procedures
- Regulatory compliance (EASA Part-66, FAA rules)
- Documentation and audit trails
Domain 5 – Tools, Equipment, and Practices
- Common maintenance tools and calibration
- Use of ground support equipment (GSE)
- Maintenance resource management (MRM)
