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NTSB 830 Exam With 100% Correct Answers, Exams of Business Systems

NTSB 830 Exam With 100% Correct Answers

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NTSB 830 - Accident and Incident
Reporting Exam With 100% Correct
Answers
What is an Aircraft Accident - Any event occurring between loading and unloading.
Intent of flight.
Any person suffers death or serious injury or aircraft
substantial damage.
Define substantial damage - Damage that influences strength, performance or flight
characteristics of an aircraft.
What does NOT constitute severe damage - Single engine failure, bent fairings/cowlings, small
punctured holes in skin, prop strikes, damage to landing gear and associated equipment
For the purpose of accident definition, what constitutes serious injury - Injuries requireing
hospitalization for more than 48 hours within 7days of accident.
Fractures (other than simple fractures of fingers, toes or nose).
Severe hemorrhaging, nerve, muscle or tendon damage.
involving any internal organ.
2nd or 3rd degree burns
What requires immediate notification? - 1. Helicopter MR or TR damage.
2. Fire in flight.
3. Accidents.
4. Collision in flight.
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NTSB 830 - Accident and Incident

Reporting Exam With 100% Correct

Answers

What is an Aircraft Accident - Any event occurring between loading and unloading. Intent of flight. Any person suffers death or serious injury or aircraft substantial damage. Define substantial damage - Damage that influences strength, performance or flight characteristics of an aircraft. What does NOT constitute severe damage - Single engine failure, bent fairings/cowlings, small punctured holes in skin, prop strikes, damage to landing gear and associated equipment For the purpose of accident definition, what constitutes serious injury - Injuries requireing hospitalization for more than 48 hours within 7days of accident. Fractures (other than simple fractures of fingers, toes or nose). Severe hemorrhaging, nerve, muscle or tendon damage. involving any internal organ. 2nd or 3rd degree burns What requires immediate notification? - 1. Helicopter MR or TR damage.

  1. Fire in flight.
  2. Accidents.
  3. Collision in flight.
  1. Turbine engine failure.
  2. Flight control system malfunction or failure
  3. Overdue aircraft.
  4. Inability of any required crew member to perform their functions due to injury or illness
  5. Damage to property other than the aircraft, estimated to exceed $25,000. What aircraft are excluded from immediate notification? - Millitary or intelligence agency aircraft What is your responsibility to preserve wreckage? - Responsible to preserve wreckage to the best extent possible. (Take pictures, sketch) You may move the wreckage to remove persons injured or trapped, protect the wreck from further damage, protect the public from injury. When are reports and statements to be filed? - Written reports are required withing 10 days of an accident or 7 days if overdue aircraft still missing. Fatal injury - any injury which results in death within 30 days of accident. Information to be given in notification - 1. aircraft type, registration.
  6. Name of owner.
  7. Name of pilot.
  8. Accident date and time.
  9. Departure point, intended landing point.
  10. Position of aircraft.
  11. Number of persons aboard, killed, seriously injured.
  12. Nature of accident, weather, damage to aircraft.