Module 7 Sep Session 2026 | AMP Paper

1. Drill material

Cobalt.

2. Red line

Arrowhead.

3. “Tack cards”

The handwritten term/answer is unclear.

4. Reusable fitting

Nut, sleeve, nipple.

5. Additive manufacturing

NOT (option 1), as marked in the notes.

6. Hydraulic inspection

All.

7. Crimping installation

Options noted: (1) prior to installation, (2) after installation, (3) no need. The selected answer is unclear.

8. Dihedral angle

All.

9. Primary and secondary bonding

Topic noted; no further answer provided.

10. Pad eye

Tie-down.

11. AN380

Low-carbon steel, cadmium-plated.

12. Carburizing

Case hardening.

13. Bearing which carries radial load

Must be installed with an interference fit between the rotating ring and the housing/shaft (wording in the notes is

partly unclear; MTCS noted).

14. Aircraft coating

Epoxy and vinyl.

15. Weight gain depends on

Atmospheric conditions and flying hours. 16. Removal of rivet

Use a drill one size smaller than the shank (as marked in the notes).

17. Shift overlap (MTCS)

Notes list: (1) shift-overlap not required, (2) shift-overlap required, (3) combination of verbal and written required.

Exact question/selected answer is unclear.

18. Heavy landing inspection

All.

19. Visual inspection

Notes mention that a checklist is not required; flashlight and magnifying glass are used, and a checklist is required

(the intended relationship is unclear).

20. Component reaches its life limit

Undesirable.

21. Complexity of work regarding safety

Option 4 is correct, according to the notes.

22. Carbon fibre

(1) Affects moisture and plasticity at low temperature (as written; wording unclear). (2) Does not affect …

(incomplete).

23. Flux use in soldering

Topic noted; no answer provided.

24. Wrench with jaws for gripping

Lever-jaw wrench (term partly unclear).

25. Oblique drawing

Two views of 3D objects are at 90° to each other (as written).

26. Isometric

Relationship of a component with respect to each other (the note appears to continue from the previous item;

unclear).

27. MTCS — aluminium wire

(1) Same resistance as copper wire (partly unclear). (2) 4 AWG is larger than 6 gauge. (3) 2/3 of copper (marked

“All” in the notes).

28. Fibre glass

(1) It cannot be repaired. (2) It can be repaired. (3) Repair is done at opportunity (selected/marked answer unclear).

29. Sheet-metal forming

(1) Involves forming, cutting and bending. (2) Simple tasks such as hole forming. (3) Complex tasks such as curve

forming. “All” is marked.

30. Crook flare

Tubing not cut squarely.

31. Signs of creep and spanning

Micrometer and plug gauge (as written). 32. Manufacture issue

After SB (as written; abbreviation not expanded).

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33. Ductile piler/puller

Safety wire (term unclear).

34. For corrosion removal

CPI (as written; abbreviation unclear).

35. Constant pressure

Ratchet (as written).

36. Scarf

After a smooth surface (as written; wording unclear).

37. Spring inspection for

Overheat and corrosion.

38. MTCS — clamps on wire bundle

Allow the bundle to move through the clamp by slight axial pull of the cable; clamp must fit without crushing and be

snug enough to prevent the cable from moving freely (transcribed closely from the notes).

39. Internal gear

1 (2 – addendum) (as written; relationship unclear).

40. Tolerance in drawing

Plus and minus.

41. Pilot and technician

Discrepancy log.

42. Communication

Clear, precise, effective (option B marked).

43. Taxiing

By an authorised pilot.

44. Towing

Coordinate with the pilot sitting in the cockpit for braking.

45. Turnbuckle

(1) Cut at different size. (2) Cut at same/equal size. (3) Two plus not more than three threads (selected answer

appears marked; exact wording unclear).

46. Classifying

Option 4 correct; the note says there is a point beyond which AC is called classic/classic limit (handwriting unclear).

47. Name cards

(1) Approved by authority. (2) Manufacturer provides the part card to operator (selected answer appears marked).

48. MTCS — LPI

LPI not used on plastic/rubber. 49. Pliers, pilots, trim tab

Jack screw (as written).

50. Inspection of chain

Twist; elongation.

51. During fuelling

Lab test; strainers/funnel (the marked selection is unclear).

52. MTCS inspection

All the cover plates/windows should be removed for cleaning (as written; exact component wording unclear).

53. Mobil regulator

15 minutes (as written).

54. Bearing

500–1000 rev… (unit/context incomplete).

55. 7 × 19

Primary control cables.

56. Rivet pitch

(1) Distance from centre in one row. (2) Distance from centre in the same row. (3) 2 + 3D thickness (selected answer

appears marked; wording unclear).

57. Bearing MTCS storage

(1) Rust-inhibiting oil. (2) Properly clean by grease-proof paper and board. (3) 1 + 2; stored horizontally (selected

answer appears marked).

58. Resin curing

UV light.

59. Positive datum

AFT.

60. Bevel gear ratio

1½ (as written; notation may be unclear).

61. MTCS — bearing

Ball/roller tapered bearing; takes both radial and axial load (as written).

62. Composite

Elevated temperature.

63. Jacking inspection

All.

64. Aviation snip

Stainless steel and aluminium, heat-treated steel (as written).

65. Etching of surface / frosting of metal indicates

Corrosion. 

66. Fulcrum lever

Directly in relation.

67. Class 2 fit

Free fit (liable allowance), as written.

68. 2024 rivet

10–20 minutes (as written).

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69. Compressed air

Initial drain sumps (as written; context unclear).

70. Steel

1300–1600 (unit not specified).

71. Aluminium and steel temperature

1100–2500 (unit not specified).

72. Oil and grease related MTCS

Topic noted; no further details provided.

73. Factors affecting additive manufacturing

(1) Density, (2) particle size, (3) distribution of particles; “All” marked.

74. Gap between layers in additive manufacturing

Notes list: (1) fast print speed, (2) incorrect layer height, (3) low-temperature nozzle; “All” appears marked.

75. For braiding/conduits of aircraft

Loop impedance testing is used.

76. One more bearing question related to load

No further details provided.

77. One more question related to operator, maintenance document

All.

78. Orthographic projection

Topic noted; no answer provided.

79. Isometric drawing

Topic noted; no answer provided.

Disclaimer: Memory-Based Content, The questions provided herein are compiled based on the memory recalls of candidates who appeared for the exam.

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