CAAP MEMORANDUM CIRCULAR NO. 04-13, S. 2013

: It regulates the reinstatement of privileges of expired Aviation Maintenance Technician (AMT) and Aviation Maintenance Specialist (AMS) licenses and ratings under supplemental civil aviation regulations to PCAR Part 2.
: No, a person holding an expired AMT/AMS license or rating shall not exercise the privileges of said license or rating.
: They must pass the Civil Aviation Regulation test given by the Authority within twenty-four (24) months from the expiration of the license.
: The person must pass the Civil Aviation Regulation test and undergo appropriate recurrent training from an Approved Maintenance Organization (AMO) or an accredited school or facility.
: They must comply with the requirements for the initial application of an AMT/AMS license.
: The supplemental regulation takes effect immediately upon compliance with required publication and filing a copy with the UP Law Center and the Office of the National Administrative Register.
: Lieutenant General William K. Hotchkiss II, AFP (Ret), Director General of CAAP.
: No, the circular specifically addresses procedures for AMT and AMS licenses; the previous memorandum circular provided reinstatement procedures for expired pilot licenses but does not cover beyond 24 months for AMT and AMS licenses.
: It is based on Philippine Civil Aviation Regulations (PCAR) Part 2 (Personnel Licensing) and supplements Parts of PCAR applicable to personnel licensing for AMT and AMS.