Which type material is defined as aeronautical material with serviceable support responsibility by ALC and a unit price of $250 or more?

• A. Type 2
• B. Type 3
• C. Type 4
• D. Type 5

Answer: (A)

Understanding how aeronautical material is categorized helps you see who handles it and why. When an item is designated as serviceable and the Aviation Logistics Center (ALC) is responsible for its repair and return to service, and its unit price meets or exceeds a certain value, that defines its Type classification. This combination—ALC serviceable support plus a price threshold of $250 or more—fits the criteria for the Type 2 category. It signals centralized, high-value repair-and-reissue management rather than local handling, ensuring that resources and processes are aligned for items that carry more significance in cost and maintenance implications. The other types cover different arrangements and price points, but for an aeronautical item with ALC serviceable support and a unit price at or above $250, Type 2 is the correct fit.