What type of inspection is categorized as a Minor inspection?

The appropriate choice for categorizing a Minor inspection is typically associated with specific maintenance practices that are less comprehensive than Major inspections. The Isochronal inspection is known for being a scheduled inspection that follows a set cycle based on the aircraft's operating hours and includes certain checks that are routine yet essential to ensure flight safety. This approach allows for maintenance to be performed at regular intervals without the need for extensive overhauls or dismantling of aircraft systems.

Periodic, Phased, and End-of-runway inspections tend to have broader scopes and may involve more in-depth checks or repairs compared to Minor inspections. These other types of inspections can include significant checks that address more comprehensive aircraft systems or structural concerns, making them beyond the Minor scope.