Which body reviews and recommends changes to standard aircraft configuration?

• A. Aircraft Certification Board
• B. ACCB(aircraft configuration control board)
• C. Aircraft Configuration Board
• D. Configuration Control Board

Answer: (B)

Focus on who manages changes to how the aircraft is configured. The Aircraft Configuration Control Board is the group that reviews proposed changes to the standard aircraft configuration, weighs their impact on safety, maintainability, interchangeability of parts, and overall fleet operations, and then recommends or approves updates to the official configuration baseline. They work through engineering change proposals and ensure any modification is properly documented and controlled before it becomes the new standard.

Other bodies lack this precise scope. A board focused on certification is about validating airworthiness for new designs or major changes, not routine configuration updates. A generic Aircraft Configuration Board or a generic Configuration Control Board might not carry the aviation-specific governance and documentation systems required for fleet-wide configuration changes.