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Boeing 777 B1.1: Parking, Servicing and Standard Practices (ATA 10–12, 20)Type training questions & answers

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  1. 1.When are pitot probe and static port covers recommended for a parked 777?

    • A.For any short transit check
    • B.Parked longer than a turnaround
    • C.For a leak and sense check
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    Correct answer: B. Parked longer than a turnaround

    Covers are recommended when the airplane is parked for longer than a standard turnaround. Ref AMM 10-11-01.

  2. 2.When is a static ground needed on the 777?

    • A.When you do maintenance procedures
    • B.Only during pressure refuelling
    • C.During every turnaround
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    Correct answer: A. When you do maintenance procedures

    A static ground is required when maintenance procedures are done on the airplane. Ref AMM 10-11-01.

  3. 3.What does prolonged parking mean for the 777?

    • A.Not operated for 14 days or more
    • B.Not operated for 30 days or more
    • C.Not operated for 7 days or more
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    Correct answer: C. Not operated for 7 days or more

    Prolonged parking applies when the airplane is not operated for 7 days or more. Ref AMM 10-11-02.

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