1. Chapter 14 Hangar Management (on-Aircraft)
Introduction
World War II involved specialized aircraft produced in large numbers by various combatant nations, and many makes of familiar names domestically became known internationally.
WWI spurred acft production, the acft were not available in the beginning of the war.
There were many efforts to prevent war, but the militaristic goals of a few countries pulled other countries into conflict.
WWII was worldwide with concentrations of fighting in Europe and the Pacific.
Hitler wanted to acquired more living space which he tried to do by taking starting war with other countries.

2. Hangar Maintenance Out-of-service aircraft Schedule checks (“C”, “D”)
Modifications
Airframe
Systems
Fleet campaign directives
Engine removal/installation
Aircraft interior modifications
Special inspections
Introduction
World War II involved specialized aircraft produced in large numbers by various combatant nations, and many makes of familiar names domestically became known internationally.
WWI spurred acft production, the acft were not available in the beginning of the war.
There were many efforts to prevent war, but the militaristic goals of a few countries pulled other countries into conflict.
WWII was worldwide with concentrations of fighting in Europe and the Pacific.
Hitler wanted to acquired more living space which he tried to do by taking starting war with other countries.

3. Hangar Maintenance Facility House largest aircraft in fleet
Hangar doors closed
Vertical tail out – acceptable
Support shops
Introduction
World War II involved specialized aircraft produced in large numbers by various combatant nations, and many makes of familiar names domestically became known internationally.
WWI spurred acft production, the acft were not available in the beginning of the war.
There were many efforts to prevent war, but the militaristic goals of a few countries pulled other countries into conflict.
WWII was worldwide with concentrations of fighting in Europe and the Pacific.
Hitler wanted to acquired more living space which he tried to do by taking starting war with other countries.

4. Hangar Maintenance Supervisor of aircraft maintenance Responsible for:
All hangar activity
Controls flow of aircraft
Maintenance crews
Coordinates with support shops
PP&C
Flight line maintenance
Flight operations
Introduction
World War II involved specialized aircraft produced in large numbers by various combatant nations, and many makes of familiar names domestically became known internationally.
WWI spurred acft production, the acft were not available in the beginning of the war.
There were many efforts to prevent war, but the militaristic goals of a few countries pulled other countries into conflict.
WWII was worldwide with concentrations of fighting in Europe and the Pacific.
Hitler wanted to acquired more living space which he tried to do by taking starting war with other countries.

5. Hangar Maintenance Routine items Non-Routine items Task requirements
Time, personnel, supply estimates
Controls flow of aircraft
Non-Routine items
Problems identified through routine items
Extends aircraft downtime
Requirements may vary
Introduction
World War II involved specialized aircraft produced in large numbers by various combatant nations, and many makes of familiar names domestically became known internationally.
WWI spurred acft production, the acft were not available in the beginning of the war.
There were many efforts to prevent war, but the militaristic goals of a few countries pulled other countries into conflict.
WWII was worldwide with concentrations of fighting in Europe and the Pacific.
Hitler wanted to acquired more living space which he tried to do by taking starting war with other countries.

6. Hangar Maintenance Parts Availability Parts robbing
PP&C determines requirements
Materials dept. delivers JIT
Parts staging area
Parts coming in
Removed parts
Properly tagged
Parts robbing
Cannibalization
Not available in materials
Taken from non-flying aircraft
Introduction
World War II involved specialized aircraft produced in large numbers by various combatant nations, and many makes of familiar names domestically became known internationally.
WWI spurred acft production, the acft were not available in the beginning of the war.
There were many efforts to prevent war, but the militaristic goals of a few countries pulled other countries into conflict.
WWII was worldwide with concentrations of fighting in Europe and the Pacific.
Hitler wanted to acquired more living space which he tried to do by taking starting war with other countries.

7. Hangar Maintenance Parts robbing Cannibalization
Enable aircraft to return to service promptly
Part not available in materials
Rules identified in TPPM
Aircraft part was taken from
Part description
Serial number
Location
Introduction
World War II involved specialized aircraft produced in large numbers by various combatant nations, and many makes of familiar names domestically became known internationally.
WWI spurred acft production, the acft were not available in the beginning of the war.
There were many efforts to prevent war, but the militaristic goals of a few countries pulled other countries into conflict.
WWII was worldwide with concentrations of fighting in Europe and the Pacific.
Hitler wanted to acquired more living space which he tried to do by taking starting war with other countries.

8. Hangar Maintenance “C” Check Preparation Preliminary activities
Space readied
Scaffolding
Stands
Equipment
Parts storage stocked
Rack of routine task cards
Preliminary activities
Aircraft washed
Visual inspections
Cowlings/panels removed
Stands/scaffolding positioned
Ground equipment
Introduction
World War II involved specialized aircraft produced in large numbers by various combatant nations, and many makes of familiar names domestically became known internationally.
WWI spurred acft production, the acft were not available in the beginning of the war.
There were many efforts to prevent war, but the militaristic goals of a few countries pulled other countries into conflict.
WWII was worldwide with concentrations of fighting in Europe and the Pacific.
Hitler wanted to acquired more living space which he tried to do by taking starting war with other countries.

9. Hangar Maintenance “C” Check Conduct check Completion/sign-off
Tasks sequenced to avoid congestion
Parts ordered for non-routine items
QC inspects
Delays coordinated with MCC
Completion/sign-off
Senior QC inspector assigned
Review all task cards/mechanic signature/initials
Review QC stamps
Introduction
World War II involved specialized aircraft produced in large numbers by various combatant nations, and many makes of familiar names domestically became known internationally.
WWI spurred acft production, the acft were not available in the beginning of the war.
There were many efforts to prevent war, but the militaristic goals of a few countries pulled other countries into conflict.
WWII was worldwide with concentrations of fighting in Europe and the Pacific.
Hitler wanted to acquired more living space which he tried to do by taking starting war with other countries.

10. Hangar Maintenance “C” Check Return to Service Cleanup
Dock manager notified
MCC
Flight operations
Towed back to ramp
Cleanup
Task cards collected – sent to other units
PP&C
Engineering
Reliability
Aids in problem investigation/discovery
Prepare for next activity
Introduction
World War II involved specialized aircraft produced in large numbers by various combatant nations, and many makes of familiar names domestically became known internationally.
WWI spurred acft production, the acft were not available in the beginning of the war.
There were many efforts to prevent war, but the militaristic goals of a few countries pulled other countries into conflict.
WWII was worldwide with concentrations of fighting in Europe and the Pacific.
Hitler wanted to acquired more living space which he tried to do by taking starting war with other countries.