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What are the basic hand tools used in an aircraft?
Hand Tools
- Cushion Throat Pliers.
- Ratchets.
- Wrenches.
- Flex Sockets.
- Flank Drive Sockets.
- ESD-Safe Pliers.
- Safety Cable Tool.
- Reversible Wire Twisters.
Do aircraft Mechanics buy their own tools?
Civilian mechanics are generally required to own their own tools for basic maintenance. Mechanics also use shop tools such as drill presses and other large machines that must remain centrally located in a shop or hangar.
What is the most common type of aircraft maintenance?
Line Maintenance Checks
Line Maintenance Checks Sometimes called post-flight, maintenance pre-flight, service check, and overnight checks, this is the most typical maintenance service performed on aircraft.
What are the different types of tools used in aviation?
Aviation maintenance tools include drills, drives, adapter sets, cable pull testers, box wrenches, socket sets, tie guns, crimpers, universal positioners, infrared thermometers, metal cutting fluids, blind riveters, tensioners and many others.
What is measuring tools in aviation?
Measuring Devices
- Angle Finders.
- Calipers.
- Camloc Measure.
- Compasses.
- Contour Gauges.
- Levels.
- Micrometers.
- Plumb Bobs.
What are the categories of basic aircraft maintenance engineer’s examination certificate?
1:- License B1. 1 certifies the aeroplanes with Jet Engine.
How many modules are there in AME?
17 modules
The candidate has to clear all the Aircraft Maintenance Engineering Modules and training to get the AME license. There are a total of 17 modules, but candidates have to clear the modules depending upon the chosen stream.
What is base maintenance on aircraft?
Unlike line maintenance, base maintenance involves the removal of an aircraft from service, for a longer period usually more than one day and could be up to thirty (30) days. It is during this aspect of maintenance where scheduled checks are performed, along with any rectification activities, and defect investigations.