Discussion on Continuous Airworthiness and Maintenance of Civil Aircraft
Sai Luo
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Sai Luo
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With China’s rapid economic development, the civil aviation market’s development area has expanded. On this basis, the state has proposed more extensive and stringent civil aviation rules. Many factors can affect the civil aircraft during the real operation process, and this can have an impact on the aircraft’s regular functioning to some level. To ensure that civil aircraft remain airworthy, appropriate maintenance work must be performed on a regular basis to prevent compromising the aircraft’s safety performance. For the purpose of reference, this paper discusses the continual airworthiness and maintenance of civil aircraft.
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With China’s rapid economic development, the civil aviation market’s development area has expanded. On this basis, the state has proposed more extensive and stringent civil aviation rules. Many factors can affect the civil aircraft during the real operation process, and this can have an impact on the aircraft’s regular functioning to some level. To ensure that civil aircraft remain airworthy, appropriate maintenance work must be performed on a regular basis to prevent compromising the aircraft’s safety performance. For the purpose of reference, this paper discusses the continual airworthiness and maintenance of civil aircraft.
Key concepts: Airworthiness, Civil aviation, Aircraft maintenance, Aeronautics, Work (physics), Engineering, Flight safety, China