DASA CORRECT EXAMS QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS SURE A+
✔✔what DASRs are under continuing airworthiness - ✔✔DASR M- continuing
airworthiness management
DASR 145- maintenance organistaions
DASR 147- Training organisations
DASR 66- licencing
✔✔what is the military certificate of airworthiness for - ✔✔the specific tail number
✔✔what certificate is used for a platform of aircraft - ✔✔military type certificate
✔✔what is a military supplementary type certificate used for - ✔✔-major change to AC
design by organisation
✔✔what does the AMO follow (approved maintenance organisation) - ✔✔MOE
✔✔what does the CAMO follow - ✔✔CAME
✔✔When do you need ECM (error capture method) - ✔✔whenever a system is
disturbed or on a safety critical component
✔✔what's a MAI - ✔✔maintenance assurance inspection. this is optional
✔✔what's in the AMP - ✔✔scheduled and unscheduled maintenance, servicing DIs
✔✔what's a QA - ✔✔a quality assurance inspection for error capture. this is a
prescribed inspection
, ✔✔what are placards and markings for - ✔✔safety info for informing pilots and ground
crew
✔✔who grants a MAOC (military air operator certificate) - ✔✔granted by DASA to
conduct military operations
✔✔can an AC without a MAOC still fly - ✔✔yes but only in come circumstances with
high command approval
✔✔who can support staff be - ✔✔B1 and B2 lience holders
✔✔ who is the national military airworthiness authority for the Australian defence force -
✔✔DASA
✔✔what does DASA stand for - ✔✔Defence Aviation Safety Authority
✔✔what is the purpose of the defence aviation safety authority regulator framework -
✔✔to assure adequate levels of safety whilst allowing operational commander to fully
exploit aviation capabilities in defence for autralias national interest
✔✔what does the NMAA stand for - ✔✔National military airworthiness authority
✔✔..........covers all of the processes ensuring that, at any time in its operating life, an
AC complies with its airworthy requirements in force, and is in a condition for safe
operation and supported within a controlled environmet - ✔✔continuing airworthiness
✔✔what is airworthiness defined as, as per DASR - ✔✔ability for an AC or any other
airborne equipment or system to operate in flight or on ground without significant hazard
to aircrew, ground crew passengers or to third parties
✔✔what does initial and continued airworthiness ensure - ✔✔ensures airworthiness of
the type (all Seahawks in general)
✔✔what does continuing airworthiness ensure - ✔✔ensures airworthiness of a specific
tail number
✔✔define airworthiness codes - ✔✔the product airworthiness requirement, applicable to
the design of a product that are approved by a competent airworthiness authority for the
use of standardise AC categories eg EASA CS
✔✔what is the most correct answer for the description on an AC maintenance program
(AMP) - ✔✔AMP includes scheduled maintenance tasks, associated maintenance
procedures and standard maintenance practices
ANSWERS SURE A+
✔✔what DASRs are under continuing airworthiness - ✔✔DASR M- continuing
airworthiness management
DASR 145- maintenance organistaions
DASR 147- Training organisations
DASR 66- licencing
✔✔what is the military certificate of airworthiness for - ✔✔the specific tail number
✔✔what certificate is used for a platform of aircraft - ✔✔military type certificate
✔✔what is a military supplementary type certificate used for - ✔✔-major change to AC
design by organisation
✔✔what does the AMO follow (approved maintenance organisation) - ✔✔MOE
✔✔what does the CAMO follow - ✔✔CAME
✔✔When do you need ECM (error capture method) - ✔✔whenever a system is
disturbed or on a safety critical component
✔✔what's a MAI - ✔✔maintenance assurance inspection. this is optional
✔✔what's in the AMP - ✔✔scheduled and unscheduled maintenance, servicing DIs
✔✔what's a QA - ✔✔a quality assurance inspection for error capture. this is a
prescribed inspection
, ✔✔what are placards and markings for - ✔✔safety info for informing pilots and ground
crew
✔✔who grants a MAOC (military air operator certificate) - ✔✔granted by DASA to
conduct military operations
✔✔can an AC without a MAOC still fly - ✔✔yes but only in come circumstances with
high command approval
✔✔who can support staff be - ✔✔B1 and B2 lience holders
✔✔ who is the national military airworthiness authority for the Australian defence force -
✔✔DASA
✔✔what does DASA stand for - ✔✔Defence Aviation Safety Authority
✔✔what is the purpose of the defence aviation safety authority regulator framework -
✔✔to assure adequate levels of safety whilst allowing operational commander to fully
exploit aviation capabilities in defence for autralias national interest
✔✔what does the NMAA stand for - ✔✔National military airworthiness authority
✔✔..........covers all of the processes ensuring that, at any time in its operating life, an
AC complies with its airworthy requirements in force, and is in a condition for safe
operation and supported within a controlled environmet - ✔✔continuing airworthiness
✔✔what is airworthiness defined as, as per DASR - ✔✔ability for an AC or any other
airborne equipment or system to operate in flight or on ground without significant hazard
to aircrew, ground crew passengers or to third parties
✔✔what does initial and continued airworthiness ensure - ✔✔ensures airworthiness of
the type (all Seahawks in general)
✔✔what does continuing airworthiness ensure - ✔✔ensures airworthiness of a specific
tail number
✔✔define airworthiness codes - ✔✔the product airworthiness requirement, applicable to
the design of a product that are approved by a competent airworthiness authority for the
use of standardise AC categories eg EASA CS
✔✔what is the most correct answer for the description on an AC maintenance program
(AMP) - ✔✔AMP includes scheduled maintenance tasks, associated maintenance
procedures and standard maintenance practices
