An EASA approved maintenance organisation in the category B rating, is approved to carry-out maintenance on
- aircraft.
- engines.
- aircraft and engines.
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zyle asked · 28 Dec 2016
why only on engines?
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PART66Online
1 Jan 2017
Hi!
EASA Part M, Appendix IV Table 1.
This question is not about PART66 licence types.
EASA Part M, Appendix IV Table 1.
This question is not about PART66 licence types.
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deven
23 Jan 2017
can anyone tell me ..is these questions are up to date ...i heard to pass module 10 you have to read up to date rules and regulations ...is there anyone who can tell me ...?
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zyle
23 Jan 2017
Almost everything is up to date, there is few mistakes, I passed M10 with these questions
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deven
24 Jan 2017
oh thanks buddy...what about mod 5 ?
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baredo
22 Jul 2017
CAT A are aircarft CAt B for Engines/APU and CAT C for componenet
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smungatia
1 May 2018
deven did you pass your mod 10 after using these mcq,s?
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Jordi
28 May 2020
yeah this site is very good to prepare before exams.It does have to be crosschecked with the books in some questions but 80% of the questions in a module are correct.
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