1111) 11111 11119 and of this apter [Present Parts 1, 3, 4a, 4b, 5, 6, 9, 18, 24 and 43 of this chapter, as propriate to the curriculum; (2) Instruments and equipment, their e and care; (3) Shop practice and procedures, e of forms; (4) Fundamental powerplant requireents; (5) Mechanical drawing; (6) Powerplant design and construc›n; (7) Carburetor and fuel injection stems; (8) Ignition systems; (9) Supercharging systems; (10) Starting, generating, and reguting systems; (11) Fuels and fuel systems; (12) Lubrication systems; (13) Operation and trouble shooting; (14) Disassembly, overhaul, repair, id assembly; (a) A certificated mechanic school may not require any student to attend classes of instruction more than eight hours in any day or more than six days or 40 hours in any seven-day period. (b) Each school shall give an appropriate test to each student who completes a subject at that school. (c) A school may credit a student with instruction he has satisfactorily completed at another mechanic school, accredited college, State-owned vocational or trade school, or military technical specialty school. It may determine the amount of credit to be allowed by giving the applicant an entrance test equal to the one given to students who complete a course or phase at the school, or by an authenticated transcript of his grades from his former school, showing the curriculum in which he was enrolled, the hours of attendance, and his grades in each subject. However, in the case of an applicant with military technical specialty training, it may determine the amount of credit only on the basis of the entrance test. (d) A school may not change its approved curriculum unless the change is approved in advance. (e) A school may not have more students enrolled than the number stated in its application for a certificate, unless it amends its application and has it approved. (a) Each certificated mechanic school shall keep a current record of each student enrolled, showing (1) His attendance, courses, tests, and grades; (2) The instruction credited to him under § 147.31(c), if any; and (3) The authenticated transcript of his grades from that school. It shall retain the record for at least two years after the end of the student's enrollment, and shall make each record available for inspection by the Administrator during that period. (b) Each school shall keep a current progress chart or individual progress record for each of its students, showing the practical projects or laboratory work completed, or to be completed, by the student in each phase of his course. § 147.35 Transcripts and graduation certificates. (a) Each certificated mechanic school shall give a transcript of his grades to each student who is graduated from that school or who leaves it before being graduated. An official of the school shall authenticate the transcript. The transcript must state the curriculum and courses in which the student was enrolled, whether the student satisfactorily completed that curriculum and courses, and the final grades he received. (b) Each school shall give a graduation certificate to each student that it graduates. An official of the school shall authenticate the certificate. The certificate must show the date of graduation and his average grade, reflecting his standard of performance during the entire course rather than the grades made on his final test. § 147.37 Maintenance of facilities, equipment, and material. (a) Each certificated mechanic school shall provide facilities, equipment, and material equal to the standards currently required for the issue of the certificate and rating that it holds. (b) A school may not make a substantial change in facilities, equipment, or material that have been approved for a particular curriculum, unless that change is approved in advance. § 147.39 Display of certificate. Each holder of a mechanic school certificate and ratings shall display them at a place in the school that is normally accessible to the public and is not obscured. The certificate must be available for inspection by the Administrator. § 147.41 Change of location. The holder of a mechanic school certificate may not make any change in the school's location unless the change is approved in advance. If the holder desires to change the location he shall notify the Administrator, in writing, at least 30 days before the date the change is contemplated. If he changes its location without approval, the certificate is revoked. § 147.43 Inspection. The Administrator may, at any time, inspect a mechanic school to determine 3 Drop testing. 5 Display of certificate. 7 Change of location. THORITY: §§ 149.1 to 149.27 issued under 313(a), 314, 601, and 607 of the Federal tion Act of 1958 (49 U.S.C. 1354 (a), 1355, and 1427). URCE: $149.1 to 149.27 contained in et No. 1157, 27 F.R. 6671, July 13, 1962. 9.1 Applicability. nis part prescribes the requirements ssuing parachute loft certificates and ciated ratings and the general oping rules for the holders of those ificates and ratings. 9.3 Application and issue. ) An application for a certificate rating, or for an additional rating, er this part is made on a form and manner prescribed by the Adminator. ) An applicant who meets the reements of this part is entitled to a chute loft certificate and appropriratings. ) The holder of a parachute loft ificate that has been revoked may apply for a certificate and rating er this part for one year after it is ked, unless the order of revocation ides otherwise. § 149.7 Cooperation during inspection or test. Upon the Administrator's request, each applicant for a parachute loft certificate must, and each holder of such a certificate shall, cooperate fully during any inspection or test of him, or his personnel, facilities, equipment, and records, by the Administrator. § 149.9 Persons authorized to maintain or alter parachutes. (a) Only the following persons may maintain or alter a parachute: (1) Any person as authorized by Part 65 of this chapter. (2) A certificated parachute loft with an appropriate rating. (3) The manufacturer. (4) Any other manufacturer that the Administrator considers to be competent. (b) Each person who maintains or alters a parachute (except the main parachute of a dual parachute pack used for intentional jumping) must perform that maintenance or make that alteration in accordance with approved manuals and specifications. (b) A parachute loft rating record is attached to each certificate issued under this part. It contains the names of the ratings issued to the holder of the certificate. § 149.13 Eligibility requirements: general. To be eligible for a parachute loft certificate and associated ratings, or for an additional rating, an applicant must (a) Have personnel who are certificated and appropriately rated under Part 65 of this chapter and who are qualified to perform or supervise the kind of work for which the applicant seeks a rating; and (b) Have the facilities, equipment, and material necessary to do efficiently the kind of work for which he seeks a rat 523 (a) Each holder of a parachute loft certificate shall make an adequate record of all work done by him, including the names of the persons doing the work. He shall keep each record made for at least two years after the work is done. (b) Each holder of a parachute loft certificate shall report, on a form prescribed by the Administrator, any recurring or serious defect, or other unairworthy conditions, that he finds in a parachute or a part thereof. § 149.17 Maintenance of personnel, facilities, equipment, and material. Each holder of a parachute loft certificate shall maintain personnel, facilities, equipment, and material at least equal to that currently required by § 149.13 for the issue of the certificate and ratings he holds. § 149.19 Maintenance and alteration standards. Each holder of a parachute loft certificate shall perform maintenance and alteration operations in a workmanlike manner so as to maintain the article worked on in, or restore it to, an airworthy condition. § 149.21 Material standards. Each holder of a parachute loft certificate shall use materials of proper strength and quality for the maintenance or alteration operation being performed. § 149.23 Drop testing. (a) Only the following may drop test a parachute: (1) The manufacturer. (2) Any other manufacturer that the Administrator considers to be competent. (3) A certificated parachute loft with a drop testing rating. (b) Each holder of a parachute loft certificate shall drop test each parachute on which he has performed a major re pair or alteration on a canopy, har container, accessory, or any combi tion of them, whenever the certific master parachute rigger who inspe it considers that the repair or altera may have affected the structural, fu tional, or other airworthiness charac istic of the article. (c) Whenever it is necessary to de mine the functional characteristics an entire parachute assembly, the shall drop test it with a 150 pa dummy man (not including the we of the parachute) at an indicated speed of 70 miles an hour and an altit of at least 500 feet above the groun (d) Whenever it is necessary to termine the material strength value an entire parachute assembly, or material airworthiness of the entire sembly before maintenance, the loft s drop test it with a 190 pound dum man (not including the weight of parachute) at an indicated airspeed 120 miles an hour and an altitude d least 500 feet above the ground. § 149.25 Display of certificate. Each holder of a parachute loft cer icate and ratings shall display them a prominent place in the parachute § 149.27 Change of location. The holder of a parachute loft cer icate may not make any change in loft's location unless the change is proved, in writing, in advance. If holder desires to change the location shall mail the request to the Assist Administrator of the region in which loft is located. PART 149-DISTRIBUTION TABLE Grants of funds: General policies. Runway clear zones: Requirements. affecting landing aid requirements. part B-Project Rules and Procedures Procedures: Application; general information. Procedures: Application; funding information. Procedures: Application; informa tion as to property interests. Procedures: Application, plans, specifications, and appraisals. Procedures: Offer, amendment, and acceptance. Procedures: Grant agreement. Sponsor eligibility. Project eligibility. United States share of project costs. Performance of construction work: General requirements. Performance of construction work: Letting of contracts. Performance of construction work: Contract requirements. Performance of construction work: Performance of construction work: Grant payments: General. Grant payments: Land acquisition. Grant payments: Semifinal and final. bpart C-Programming Standards Land acquisition. Preparation of site. Runway paving: General rules. Runway paving: ways. Taxiway paving. Additional run 151.83 Aprons. 151.85 Special treatment areas. 151.87 Lighting and electrical work. Removal of obstructions. 151.89 Roads. 151.91 151.93 Buildings; utilities; sidewalks; parking areas; and landscaping. 151.95 Fences; distance markers; navigational and landing aids; and offsite work. 151.97 Maintenance and repair. APPENDIX A. APPENDIX B. APPENDIX C. APPENDIX D. APPENDIX E. APPENDIX F. APPENDIX G. AUTHORITY: §§ 151.1 to 151.97 issued under Federal Airport Act (49 U.S.C. 1101 through 1119); secs. 3, 4 of Act of Oct. 1, 1949, as amended (50 U.S.C. App. 1622b, 1622c); sec. 10, International Aviation Facilities Act (49 U.S.C. 1159); secs. 313(a), 314, 601, 607, Federal Aviation Act of 1958 (49 U.S.C. 1354(a), 1355, 1421, 1427). Additional authority is cited in parentheses following the sections affected. SOURCE: §§ 151.1 to 151.97 contained in Docket No. 1329, 27 F.R. 12349, Dec. 13, 1962, except as otherwise noted. Subpart A-General Requirements § 151.1 Applicability. This part prescribes the policies and procedures for administering the Federal-aid Airport Program under the Federal Airport Act, as amended (49 U.S.C. 1101 et seq.). § 151.3 National Airport Plan. (a) Under the Federal Airport Act, the FAA prepares each year a "National Airport Plan" for developing public airports in the United States, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands specifying the maximum limits of airport development, in terms of general location and type of development, necessary to provide a system of public airports adequate to anticipate and meet the needs of civil aeronautics. (b) An airport may be included in the National Airport Plan, and qualify for Federal aid if, within the forecast pe |