Preview Questions Aircraft Maintenance Technician | Role Specific Skill

Question 1: During a functional check of an aircraft's landing gear, what is the first step in the inspection process?

Which action should you take?

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Verify hydraulic pressure and proper tire inflation

Inspect the wheel wells and attachment points for cracks

Ensure the brake pads and rotors are in good condition

Inspect the landing gear struts for leaks and damage

Question 2: What is the first step in troubleshooting an issue where the aircraft's engine is losing power intermittently?

Which action should you take?

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Checking the airframe for structural damage

Verifying the hydraulic system's fluid levels

Inspecting the fuel system for contamination or blockages

Inspecting the autopilot for malfunction

Question 3: When performing a routine inspection of a jet engine, what is the most critical area to check for signs of wear or damage?

Which action should you take?

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Inspecting the turbine blades for cracks or erosion

Checking the fuel injectors for leaks

Verifying the condition of the airframe surrounding the engine

Inspecting the exhaust nozzle for corrosion

Question 4: When replacing an aircraft engine, what is the most important consideration to ensure proper integration?

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Ensure compatibility with the aircraft's mounting system, fuel, and electrical systems

Only focus on installing the engine without considering its operational testing

Check the appearance of the engine for cosmetic damage

Focus only on the weight of the engine for better performance

Question 5: When repairing an aircraft's empennage structure, what is the first step to take when there is visible structural damage?

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Inspecting the control surfaces for functionality

Inspecting the engine mount for misalignment

Verifying the damage severity and determining the repair method

Checking for any fuel or hydraulic leaks

Question 6: When conducting a structural repair on an aircraft's fuselage, why is it crucial to avoid over-tightening fasteners?

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Over-tightening can help compress the repair material for better bonding

Over-tightening ensures that the repair holds and is more durable

Over-tightening fasteners can cause stress concentrations and compromise the integrity of the repair

It has no significant impact on the repair's effectiveness