1. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Aircraft Maintenance Engineering
Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

2. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Maintenance Policy Manual
Maintenance Control Manual
Stores Manual
CARs 101
CARs 201
CARs 507
CARs 509
CARs 521
STD 561
STD 563
CARs 571
STD 573
CARs
CARs
Hierarchy of Documentation
Technical Publications
Technical Standard Order
Certificate of Airworthiness
Type Certificates
Type Certificate Data Sheets
Supplemental Type Certificates
Limited Supplemental Type Certificates
Airworthiness Directive
Approved suppliers
Approved Vendors
Authorized Release Certificate
Types of Stores
Maintenance Manual
Illustrated Parts Catalogue
Time Limited Parts
Unapproved Parts
Flammable Materials
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

3. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Maintenance Policy Manual
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

4. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Maintenance Policy Manual
Maintenance Policy Manual
The Maintenance Policy Manual incorporating the stores manual as a reference will outline the policy and procedures for the procurement and release of certified aircraft parts.
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

5. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Maintenance Control Manual
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

6. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Maintenance Control Manual
Maintenance Control Manual
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

7. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Stores Manual
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

8. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Stores Manual
Stores Manual
The Stores Manual describes in detail the suppliers, vendors and procedures that are approved for the procurement, storage, certification and release of aircraft parts.
The Stores Manual is often incorporated by reference in the MPM and MCM.
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

9. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
CARs 101
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

10. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
CARs 101
Interpretations
Definitions
CARs 101
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

11. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
CARs 201
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

12. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
CARs 201
Aircraft Identification and Registration
Aeronautical Product Identification and Data Plates
Identification of Components and Appliances
Removal, Replacement, Modification of Data Plates
Changing Information on Data Plates
CARs 201
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

13. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
CARs 507
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

14. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
CARs 507
Flight Authority
CARs 507
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

15. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
CARs 509
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

16. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
CARs 509
Export Certificate of Airworthiness
CARs 509
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

17. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
CARs 521
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

18. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
CARs 521 Approval of Type Design or Change of Type Design
Div 1- General
Div 2- Type Certificate
Div 3- CAN-TSO
Div 4- Change to a Type Design
Div 5- Supplemental Type Design
Div 6- Repair Design Approval
Div 7- Parts Design Approval
Div 8- Responsibilities of Design Approval Holder
Div 9- Service Difficulty Reporting
Div 10- Airworthiness Directives
Div 11- Foreign Aeronautical Products
CARs 521
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

19. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
STD 561
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

20. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
STD 561
Manufacturers of Aeronautical Products
Product Control System Manual
STD 561
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

21. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
STD 563
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

22. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
STD 563
Distribution of Aeronautical Products
STD 563
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

23. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
CARs 571
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

24. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
CARs 571
Aircraft Maintenance Requirements
Installation of Parts
Repairs & Modifications
Maintenance Release
CARs 571
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

25. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
STD 573
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

26. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
STD 573
Aircraft Maintenance Organizations
Maintenance Policy Manual
AMO Equipment and Furnishings
STD 573
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

27. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
CARs
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

28. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
CARs
Aircraft Requirements – Flight Authority
CARs
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

29. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
CARs
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

30. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
CARs
Aircraft Maintenance Requirements
CARs
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

31. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Hierarchy of Documentation
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

32. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Hierarchy of Documentation
Manufacturer
Regulatory Authority
Type Certificate
AMO Maintenance Policy Manual
Technical Log Books
Component History Card
Component Tag
Hierarchy of Documentation TC
MPM Stores
AME
Export
Import
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

33. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Hierarchy of Documentation
Manufacturer
Regulatory Authority
Type Certificate
AMO Maintenance Policy Manual
Technical Log Books
Component History Card
Component Tag
Hierarchy of Documentation
Manufacturer
The manufacturer designs and builds an aircraft, aircraft component or appliance.
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

34. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Hierarchy of Documentation
Manufacturer
Regulatory Authority
Type Certificate
AMO Maintenance Policy Manual
Technical Log Books
Component History Card
Component Tag
Hierarchy of Documentation
Regulatory Authority
Upon meeting the relevant standards the regulatory authority issues the manufacturer a type certificate.
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

35. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Hierarchy of Documentation
Manufacturer
Regulatory Authority
Type Certificate
AMO Maintenance Policy Manual
Technical Log Books
Component History Card
Component Tag
Hierarchy of Documentation
Type Certificate
The type certificate will include a listing of time limited parts, limits to be complied with at all times, changes in accordance with airworthiness directives and notes from the manufacturer.
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

36. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Hierarchy of Documentation
Manufacturer
Regulatory Authority
Type Certificate
AMO Maintenance Policy Manual
Technical Log Books
Component History Card
Component Tag
Hierarchy of Documentation
AMO Maintenance Policy Manual
The AMOs maintenance policy manual and AMO maintenance control manual incorporate the stores manual by reference and detail action and procedure maintenance staff may undertake within the scope of the AMO.
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

37. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Hierarchy of Documentation
Manufacturer
Regulatory Authority
Type Certificate
AMO Maintenance Policy Manual
Technical Log Books
Component History Card
Component Tag
Hierarchy of Documentation
Technical Log Books
Technical log books give valuable information with respect to component life and cycles. All Aircraft must have a dedicated :
Journey Log
Airframe Log
Engine Log
Propeller Log (fixed wing only)
Empty Weight and Balance Report
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

38. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Hierarchy of Documentation
Manufacturer
Regulatory Authority
Type Certificate
AMO Maintenance Policy Manual
Technical Log Books
Component History Card
Component Tag
Hierarchy of Documentation
Component History Card
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

39. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Hierarchy of Documentation
Manufacturer
Regulatory Authority
Type Certificate
AMO Maintenance Policy Manual
Technical Log Books
Component History Card
Component Tag
Hierarchy of Documentation
Component Tag
Transport Canada Tags
Green – Repaired & Serviceable
Yellow – Repairable
Red – Not Repairable
FAA Tags
Green – Repairable
Yellow – Repaired & Serviceable
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

40. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Technical Publications
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

41. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Technical Publications
TP 13751
AMO-13
Technical Publications
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

42. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Technical Publications
TP 13751
AMO-13
Technical Publications
TP 13751
A technical publication comprising of checklists to ensure adherence to CARs 573.
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

43. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Technical Publications
TP 13751
AMO-13
Technical Publications
AMO-13
The stores specific checklist aiding aircraft maintenance organizations to ensure compliance under CARs 573.
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

44. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Technical Standard Order
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

45. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Technical Standard Order
TSA
BAA/TAA
TSO FAA
CAN-TSO-TC
Technical Standard Order
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

46. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Technical Standard Order
TSA
BAA/TAA
TSO FAA
CAN-TSO-TC
Technical Standard Order
Technical standard order gives the minimum performance standard for a specified part.
TSO-C13f Life preservers
TSO-C62e Radial Aircraft Tires
TSO-C173 Nickel Cadmium Batteries
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

47. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Technical Standard Order
TSA
BAA/TAA
TSO FAA
CAN-TSO-TC
Technical Standard Order
Bilateral Airworthiness Agreement/Technical Airworthiness Arrangement
Signing countries agree to the acceptance of technical standard orders of countries adhering to comparable standards.
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

48. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Technical Standard Order
TSA
BAA/TAA
TSO FAA
CAN-TSO-TC
Technical Standard Order
TSO FAA
A Technical standard order developed by the American federal aviation administration.
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

49. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Technical Standard Order
TSA
BAA/TAA
TSO FAA
CAN-TSO-TC
Technical Standard Order
CAN-TSO-TC
A TSO adopted by Transport Canada and modified to suit Canadian regions or climate.
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

50. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Type Certificates
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

51. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Type Certificates
Type Certificates
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

52. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Type Certificate Data Sheets
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

53. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Type Certificate Data Sheets
Type Certificate Data Sheets
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

54. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Supplemental Type Certificates
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

55. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Supplemental Type Certificates
Supplemental Type Certificates
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

56. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Limited Supplemental Type Certificates
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

57. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Limited Supplemental Type Certificates
Limited Supplemental Type Certificates
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

58. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Certificate of Airworthiness
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

59. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Certificate of Airworthiness
Certificate of Airworthiness
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

60. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Airworthiness Directive
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

61. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Airworthiness Directive
Foreign AD
Alternate Means of Compliance
Airworthiness Directive
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

62. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Airworthiness Directive
Foreign AD
Alternate Means of Compliance
Airworthiness Directive
Foreign AD
An AD is mandatory for an aircraft if the AD is issued by the country in which the aircraft is registered.
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

63. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Airworthiness Directive
Foreign AD
Alternate Means of Compliance
Airworthiness Directive
Alternate Means of Compliance (AMOC)
An AMO may write a letter to a Transport Canada Center requesting permission to use an alternate method of compliance.
The request may be granted if it is determined that it meets or exceeds the foreign AD.
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

64. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Approved suppliers
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

65. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Approved suppliers
Supplier Number
Approved suppliers List
Approved suppliers
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

66. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Approved suppliers
Supplier Number
Approved Suppliers List
Approved suppliers
Approved suppliers List
The approved suppliers list will be found in an appendix in the maintenance policy manual.
Only the suppliers with valid supplier numbers may provide materials or components to vendors.
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

67. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Approved Vendors
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

68. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Approved Vendors
Vendor Number
Approved Vendors List
Approved Vendors
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

69. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Approved Vendors
Vendor Number
Approved Vendors List
Approved Vendors
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

70. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Approved Vendors
Vendor Number
Approved Vendors List
Approved Vendors
Approved Vendor List
The approved vendors list will be found in an appendix in the maintenance policy manual.
Only the vendors with valid vendor numbers may provide materials or components.
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

71. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Authorized Release Certificate
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

72. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Authorized Release Certificate
Maintenance Release Tag TC
FAA
EASA Form 1
Authorized Release Certificate
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

73. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Authorized Release Certificate
Maintenance Release Tag TC
FAA
EASA Form 1
Authorized Release Certificate
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

74. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Authorized Release Certificate
Maintenance Release Tag TC
FAA
EASA Form 1
Authorized Release Certificate TC
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

75. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Authorized Release Certificate
Maintenance Release Tag TC
FAA
EASA Form 1
Authorized Release Certificate
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

76. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Authorized Release Certificate
Maintenance Release Tag TC
FAA
EASA Form 1
Authorized Release Certificate
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

77. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Types of Stores
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

78. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Types of Stores
Purpose
Bonded Stores
Spare Parts Stores
Quarantine Stores
Fly Away Stores
Types of Stores
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

79. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Types of Stores
Purpose
Bonded Stores
Spare Parts Stores
Quarantine Stores
Fly Away Stores
Types of Stores
Purpose
Stores is a line control system that ensures the aircraft parts are authentic and serviceable.
Restricted access to stores prevents maintenance staff from procuring parts without a work order and receipt of a maintenance release.
The Stores Manual details the procedures and documentation required for the procurement of approved parts
The Stores Manual may be a stand alone document or may be incorporated in the Maintenance Policy Manual.
Stores is responsible for the calibration and records of tools & equipment.
Stores are inventoried by an alphanumeric system.
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

80. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Types of Stores
Purpose
Bonded Stores
Spare Parts Stores
Quarantine Stores
Fly Away Stores
Types of Stores
Bonded Stores
Bonded Stores are tax exempt vendors supplying aircraft components bearing evidence of having been received from approved sources.
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

81. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Types of Stores
Purpose
Bonded Stores
Spare Parts Stores
Quarantine Stores
Fly Away Stores
Types of Stores
Spare Parts Stores
Spare Parts Stores are non tax exempt vendors supplying aircraft components bearing evidence of having been received from approved sources.
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

82. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Types of Stores
Purpose
Bonded Stores
Spare Parts Stores
Quarantine Stores
Fly Away Stores
Types of Stores
Quarantine Stores
Quarantine Stores are segregated stores for aircraft components awaiting evidence that the component has been received from approved sources.
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

83. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Types of Stores
Purpose
Bonded Stores
Spare Parts Stores
Quarantine Stores
Fly Away Stores
Types of Stores
Quarantine Stores
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

84. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Types of Stores
Purpose
Bonded Stores
Spare Parts Stores
Quarantine Stores
Fly Away Stores
Types of Stores
Fly Away Stores
Fly Away Stores are an inventoried package of aircraft components likely to be required in the field.
The use of components and materials from fly away stores must be annotated, reported and replenished as soon as practically possible.
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

85. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Maintenance Manual
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

86. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Maintenance Manual
Maintenance Manual
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

87. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Illustrated Parts Catalogue
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

88. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Illustrated Parts Catalogue
Assemblies
Parts
Illustrated Parts Catalogue
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

89. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Illustrated Parts Catalogue
Assemblies
Parts
Illustrated Parts Catalogue
Assemblies
Consult the parts catalogue to ensure the correct component is received from stores the component may be a part or an assembly.
Cross reference the illustration with the table in the parts catalogue. A single period indicates a stand alone part or assembly. Additional periods indicate parts of preceding assembly.
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.
Number
P/N
Description 83
.Assembly 84
..Part 1 of assembly 85
…Part 2 of assembly

90. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Illustrated Parts Catalogue
Assemblies
Parts
Illustrated Parts Catalogue
Parts
Parts are identified by the descriptions in the table below.
SL – Service Life
OH – Overhaul
IN - Inspection
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.
Part N0.
Serial No.
Type of Service
Service Time
Time in Service SL OH IN

91. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Time Limited Parts
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

92. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Time Limited Parts
Time Limited Part Information
Part Number
Serial Number
Time Since New
Cycles Since New
Time Limited Parts
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

93. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Time Limited Parts
Time Limited Part Information
Part Number
Serial Number
Time Since New
Cycles Since New
Time Limited Parts
Time Limited Part Information
The information on time limited parts must be accurately recorded to avoid the occurrence of overflown parts on the aircraft.
The manufacturer information data on time limited items will be found in the Type Certificate and Chapter 4 of the Maintenance Manual
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

94. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Time Limited Parts
Time Limited Part Information
Part Number
Serial Number
Time Since New
Cycles Since New
Time Limited Parts
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

95. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Time Limited Parts
Time Limited Part Information
Part Number
Serial Number
Time Since New
Cycles Since New
Time Limited Parts
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

96. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Time Limited Parts
Time Limited Part Information
Part Number
Serial Number
Time Since New
Cycles Since New
Time Limited Parts
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

97. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Time Limited Parts
Time Limited Part Information
Part Number
Serial Number
Time Since New
Cycles Since New
Time Limited Parts
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

98. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Unapproved Parts
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

99. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Unapproved Parts
Counterfeit Parts
Parts Shipped Directly By the Manufacturer
Parts Maintained by Unapproved Facilities or Persons
Substandard Installations
Manufacturer/Maintenance Staff Instructions - 50
Unapproved Parts
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

100. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Unapproved Parts
Counterfeit Parts
Parts Shipped Directly By the Manufacturer
Parts Maintained by Unapproved Facilities or Persons
Substandard Installations
Manufacturer/Maintenance Staff Instructions - 50
Unapproved Parts
Counterfeit Parts
Counterfeit parts are produced by manufacturers who do not hold the type certificate for the component or part.
Counterfeit parts have false or no documentation and therefore pose a great threat to aircraft safety.
Counterfeit parts may be referred to as “Bogus parts”.
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

101. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Unapproved Parts
Counterfeit Parts
Parts Shipped Directly By the Manufacturer
Parts Maintained by Unapproved Facilities or Persons
Substandard Installations
Manufacturer/Maintenance Staff Instructions - 50
Unapproved Parts
Parts Shipped Directly By the Manufacturer
Parts shipped directly by the manufacturer bear no evidence that they are supplied by an approved vendor They lack a tracking number, will have no traceability and are considered unapproved parts.
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

102. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Unapproved Parts
Counterfeit Parts
Parts Shipped Directly By the Manufacturer
Parts Maintained by Unapproved Facilities or Persons
Substandard Installations
Manufacturer/Maintenance Staff Instructions - 50
Unapproved Parts
Parts Maintained by Unapproved Facilities or Persons
Commercial parts installation requires a valid AMO number and a Valid AME license. Components maintained by unapproved facilities or persons constitute unapproved parts.
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

103. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Unapproved Parts
Counterfeit Parts
Parts Shipped Directly By the Manufacturer
Parts Maintained by Unapproved Facilities or Persons
Substandard Installations
Manufacturer/Maintenance Staff Instructions - 50
Unapproved Parts
Substandard Installations
These defective parts are quarantined and are not reported as suspected unapproved parts.
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

104. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Unapproved Parts
Counterfeit Parts
Parts Shipped Directly By the Manufacturer
Parts Maintained by Unapproved Facilities or Persons
Substandard Installations
Manufacturer/Maintenance Staff Instructions - 50
Unapproved Parts
MSI-50
This Manufacturer/Maintenance Staff Instruction (MSI-50) provides direction for follow up activity regarding suspected unapproved parts, parts not conforming with chapter 591, 571 or foreign equivalents.
2.1 Suspected Unapproved Parts (SUP) are reported through the Service Difficulty Reporting (SDR) system. The SDR Program is monitored and maintained by Aircraft Certification, Continuing Airworthiness Division in Headquarters. The issue of Suspected Unapproved Parts is a maintenance or manufacturing concern. Therefore, Maintenance & Manufacturing (M & M) HQ have been identified as the Office of Technical Interest (OTI) and the coordinator for SUP cases in Canada.
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

105. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Flammable Materials
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

106. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Flammable Materials
National Fire Protection Association
National Fire Code of Canada
Environmental Protection Act
Occupational Health & Safety
Flammable Materials
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

107. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Flammable Materials
National Fire Protection Association
National Fire Code of Canada
Environmental Protection Act
Occupational Health & Safety
Flammable Materials
National Fire Protection Association
The mission of the international nonprofit NFPA, established in 1896, is to reduce the worldwide burden of fire and other hazards on the quality of life by providing and advocating consensus codes and standards, research, training, and education. The world's leading advocate of fire prevention and an authoritative source on public safety, NFPA develops, publishes, and disseminates more than 300 consensus codes and standards intended to minimize the possibility and effects of fire and other risks. NFPA membership totals more than 70,000 individuals around the world.
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

108. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Flammable Materials
National Fire Protection Association
National Fire Code of Canada
Environmental Protection Act
Occupational Health & Safety
Flammable Materials
National Fire Code of Canada
The 2010 National Fire Code of Canada (NFC) provides minimum fire safety requirements for buildings, structures and areas where hazardous materials are used, and addresses fire protection and fire prevention in the ongoing operation of buildings and facilities.
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

109. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Flammable Materials
National Fire Protection Association
National Fire Code of Canada
Environmental Protection Act
Occupational Health & Safety
Flammable Materials
Environmental Protection Act
2. The purpose of this Act is to manage, protect and enhance the environment. 1988,c.19,s.2.
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

110. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.1
Flammable Materials
National Fire Protection Association
National Fire Code of Canada
Environmental Protection Act
Occupational Health & Safety
Flammable Materials
Occupational Health & Safety
The Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety (CCOHS) has a vision: the elimination of work-related illnesses and injuries. Serving Canadians - and the world - with credible and relevant tools and resources to improve workplace health and safety programs. We encourage you to join us in creating a work world without pain, loss or tragedy. We believe that all Canadians have a fundamental right to a healthy and safe working environment. Through our programs, services, knowledge, commitment, and action, CCOHS will continue its efforts to advance health and safety in the workplace
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.

111. Aircraft Approved Parts Stores 5.0
Reference:
AME Notes Alex Baechler
Aviation Mechanics Handbook
Fifth Edition
Dale Crane
Aircraft Spruce & Specialty
Catalogue
5.0 APPROVED PARTS
Identify:
Aircraft hardware using AN, MS, NAS parts systems.
Explain:
2. The application of metric and British Unified Systems to aircraft hardware.
3. The needs and rationale for aircraft specifications such as MIL, NAS.
4. The inventory control system including traceability, requisitioning, quarantine and bonded stores.
Perform:
5. Installation and securing of standard hardware and connectors.