What types of repairs can Airport Service Centers authorize?

• A. LOFRs, recalls, and tire rotations
• B. LOFRs and paint repairs
• C. LOFRs, recalls (depending on call and parts), keys
• D. Oil changes and tire replacements

Answer: (C)

The correct choice accurately reflects the range of repairs that Airport Service Centers are authorized to handle. Specifically, it includes the ability to manage LOFRs (Lube, Oil, Filter, and Rotation), recalls—which may vary depending on the situation and availability of parts—and key services.

LOFRs are a common maintenance task that Service Centers regularly perform, ensuring vehicles are kept in good operational condition. The option of recalls indicates that the Service Centers are empowered to address critical safety or compliance issues that the vehicle manufacturer has flagged, although this may depend on circumstances such as the specifics of the recall and whether the necessary parts are accessible.

Including key services is notable as it highlights the comprehensive nature of the support provided at Airport Service Centers, showing their capability in not only routine maintenance but also in addressing urgent operational needs.

In contrast, the other options either limit the scope of repairs to only certain types of maintenance (like paint repairs and tire rotations), which may not fully encapsulate the breadth of services offered, or they introduce elements that are not typically authorized for these centers. Thus, the chosen option effectively encompasses the variety of repairs these centers can carry out, making it the most accurate representation of their service authorizations.