10.1 Flashcards

(40 cards)

1
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When did the first aircraft fly?

A

Start of the 20th century

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2
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When were the first aviation regulations introduced?

A

At the beginning of the 1940s

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What do aircraft regulations control?

A

The design
The construction
The maintenance
Of aircraft and components

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4
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What must happen before an aircraft gets its type certificate?

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An aircraft must be:
-designed
-built
-tested

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5
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Why must an aircraft bear its national registration markings?

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To allow it to fly on that country’s register

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What must an aircraft have to fly once placed on its country’s register?

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National registration markings

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7
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How must an aircraft bear its national registration markings?

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In a manner that contains the registration marks and nationality marks mandated by law

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8
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Why must each aircraft bear a certificate of airworthiness?

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To prove it’s in safe condition for flight
To prove it meets all the applicable regulatory requirements

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What must an aircraft have to prove it is in a safe condition for flight and meets all the applicable regulatory requirements?

A

A certificate of airworthiness

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10
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What must an organisation obtain in order to use their aircraft for transportation?

A

An Air operators certificate

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11
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Aircraft operators must maintain their fleet to ….?

A

Approved schedules of maintenance

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12
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Do operators have to maintain records of all work carried out?

A

Yes

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13
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What do operators have that tests the adequacy if the approved schedule of maintenance?

A

A reliability program

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What does a reliability program do?

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Tests the adequacy of the approved maintenance schedule

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15
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For consistency of standards on an international basis, operators follow the recommendations laid down by who?

A

ICAO International Civil Aviation Organization

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Why do operators follow the recommendations laid out by ICAO?

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For consistency of standards on an international basis

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What does ICAO stand for?

A

International
Civil
Aviation
Organization

18
Q

When did the US send out the invite for an international civil aviation conference?

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How many states were invited to the first civil aviation conference in the US?

20
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How many states attended the first civil aviation conference in the US?

21
Q

Where was the first civil aviation conference held?

22
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What was the exact date of the first civil aviation conference?

A

7th December 1944

23
Q

How many states signed the new convention on Civil aviation?

24
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What is the other name for the original convention on civil aviation that was signed?

A

The Chicago convention

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What is the official name of the Chicago convention?
The new convention on civil avaition
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What landmark agreement laid the foundation for standards and procedures?
The Chicago convention
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What did the Chicago convention lay the foundation for?
Standards and procedures
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What is ICAOs purpose?
To harmonise international standards to ensure safe and orderly growth
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What does PICAO stand for?
Provision International Civil Aviation Organization
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Why was PICAO created?
Due to the expected delays in ratifying the Chicago convention
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What was PICAO designed to be?
A temporary advisory and coordinating body
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What was designed to be the temporary advisory and coordinating body?
PICAO
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What did PICAO consist of?
An Interim Council An interim assembly
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What consisted of an interim council and an interim assembly?
PICAO
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When did the interim council begin to meet continuously?
For June 1945
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Where did the interim council meet?
In Montreal Canada
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Who met continuously in Montreal Canada?
The interim council
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How many states were in the interim council?
21 member states
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When did PICAO officially become ICAO?
4th of April 1947
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Why did PICAO become ICAO?
It had sufficient ratifications