M10.1

Question 1

1. When did formal aviation regulations begin?

A. 1920s
B. 1940s
C. 1960s
D. 1980s

Answer 1

Answer: B. 1940s

Question 2

What is issued after an aircraft is designed, built, and tested?

A. Airworthiness Review Certificate
B. Flight Permit
C. Type Certificate
D. Safety Endorsement

Answer 2

Answer: C. Type Certificate

Question 3

Before flying, an aircraft must carry what?

A. Manufacturer’s logbook
B. National registration markings
C. Pilot licence copy
D. Engineering notice

Answer 3

Answer: B. National registration markings

Question 4

What proves an aircraft is safe and meets regulations?

A. Maintenance Release
B. Pilot Report
C. Flight Test Certificate
D. Certificate of Airworthiness

Answer 4

Answer: D. Certificate of Airworthiness

Question 5

What must an organisation obtain to use aircraft commercially?

A. Part-145 Certificate
B. Air Operator Certificate (AOC)
C. Pilot Operating Handbook
D. Flight Safety Approval

Answer 5

Answer: B Air Operator Certificate (AOC)

Question 6

What must operators maintain?

A. Flight manuals
B. Approved maintenance schedules
C. Passenger lists
D. Airfield charts

Answer 6

Answer: B. Approved maintenance schedules

Question 7

Where was the 1944 civil aviation conference held?

A. London
B. Montreal
C. Chicago
D. Geneva

Answer 7

Answer: C. Chicago

Question 8

How many states attended the 1944 Chicago Conference?

A. 30
B. 42
C. 54
D. 65

Answer 8

Answer: C. 54

Question 9

How many states signed the 1944 Chicago Convention?

A. 45
B. 52
C. 60
D. 75

Answer 9

Answer: B. 52

Question 10

In what year did PICAO become ICAO?

A. 1939
B. 1944
C. 1947
D. 1951

Answer 10

Answer: C. 1947

Question 11

How many ICAO member states are there?

A. 75
B. 120
C. 160
D. 193

Answer 11

Answer: D. 193

Question 12

What does SARP stand for?

A. Standard Aircraft Reliability Procedures
B. System Aviation Reporting Programme
C. Standards and Recommended Practices
D. Safety and Regulation Principles

Answer 12

Answer: C. Standards and Recommended Practices

Question 13

Roughly how many SARPs exist?

A. 3,000
B. 7,000
C. 12,000
D. 20,000

Answer 13

Answer: C. 12,000

Question 14

Into how many annexes are SARPs divided?

A. 12
B. 15
C. 19
D. 22

Answer 14

Answer: C. 19

Question 15

What is ICAO’s technical body?

A. The Secretariat
B. The Air Navigation Commission (ANC)
C. The Council
D. The Audit Board

Answer 15

Answer: B. The Air Navigation Commission (ANC)

Question 16

What does PANS stand for?

A. Pilot Aircraft Navigation System
B. Procedures for Air Navigation Services
C. Public Air Navigation Standards
D. Provisional Aviation Navigation Scheme

Answer 16

Answer: B. Procedures for Air Navigation Services

Question 17

Does ICAO have executive power?

A. Yes
B. No

Answer 17

Answer: B. no

Question 18

ICAO’s headquarters is located in:

A. Washington
B. Montreal
C. Paris
D. London

Answer 18

Answer: B. Montreal

Question 19

How often does the ICAO Assembly meet?

A. Annually
B. Every two years
C. Every three years
D. Every five years

Answer 19

Answer: C. Every three years

Question 20

How many states sit on the ICAO Council?

A. 12
B. 24
C. 36
D. 48

Answer 20

Answer: C. 36

Question 21

How many members are in the ANC?

A. 10
B. 15
C. 19
D. 25

Answer 21

Answer: C. 19

Question 22

When was the first UK Civil Aviation Act passed?

A. 1930
B. 1949
C. 1965
D. 1972

Answer 22

answer: B. 1949

Question 22

When was the UK CAA established?

A. 1944
B. 1957
C. 1971
D. 1972

Answer 22

answer: D. 1972

Question 23

Which document contains UK aviation law?

A. CAP 722
B. CAP 493
C. CAP 393 (ANO)
D. CAP 168

Answer 23

answer: C. CAP 393 (ANO)

Question 24

Which department oversees the CAA? A. Home Office B. Department for Transport C. Treasury D. Ministry of Defence

Answer 24

answer: B. Department for Transport

Question 25

When did the UK leave EASA? A. January 2020 B. 31 December 2020 C. June 2021 D. 1 January 2023

Answer 25

answer: B. 31 December 2020

Question 26

ICAO requires the UK to maintain a: A. State Evaluation Programme B. State Efficiency Model C. State Safety Programme (SSP) D. Safety Benchmarking System

Answer 26

answer: C. State Safety Programme (SSP)

Question 27

Where is the CAA Headquarters located? A. Gatwick B. Heathrow C. Luton D. Crawley

Answer 27

answer: D. Crawley

Question 28

Which of the following is not a CAA responsibility? A. Safety regulation B. Airspace management C. Military operations control D. Licensing & certification

Answer 28

answer: . Military operations control

Question 29

What is the ANO? A. A safety UK advisory B. The UK’s aviation law (CAP 393) C. A type of audit D. A certification manual

Answer 29

answer: B. The UK’s aviation law (CAP 393)

Question 30

What are BCARs? A. Air traffic rules B. British Civil Airworthiness Requirements C. Pilot training rules D. Emergency procedures

Answer 30

answer: B. British Civil Airworthiness Requirements

Question 31

What is the role of the MAA? A. Regulate civil airports B. Oversee defence aviation C. Train pilots D. Manage airspace

Answer 31

answer: B. Oversee defence aviation

Question 32

What does the AAIB investigate? A. Military incidents B. Airport operations C. Air traffic procedures D. Civil aircraft accidents and serious incidents

Answer 32

answer: D. Civil aircraft accidents and serious incidents

Question 33

UK aviation law is made up of: A. EU law only B. Domestic law and retained EU law C. UN law D. ICAO law only

Answer 33

answer: B. Domestic law and retained EU law

Question 34

The UK Basic Regulation is: A. UK Reg (EU) 1321/2014 B. UK Reg (EU) 748/2012 C. UK Reg (EU) 2018/1139 D. CAP 393

Answer 34

answer: C. UK Reg (EU) 2018/1139

Question 35

Who coordinates ICAO matters in the UK? A. CAA B. MAA C. Department for Transport D. Ministry of Justice

Answer 35

answer: C. Department for Transport

Question 36

Who is accountable to Parliament for the CAA? A. ICAO President B. CAA CEO C. Secretary of State for Transport D. Prime Minister

Answer 36

answer: C. Secretary of State for Transport

Question 37

What are Implementing Rules (IR)? A. Non-binding guidance B. Binding rules specifying safety and compliance C. Optional industry suggestions D. Military-only regulations

Answer 37

answer: B. Binding rules specifying safety and compliance

Question 38

AMCs are: A. Binding rules B. Non-binding ways to comply C. Secret guidance D. Safety reports

Answer 38

answer: B. Non-binding ways to comply

Question 39

GM (Guidance Material) provides: A. Mandatory standards B. Legislative requirements C. Non-binding explanatory material D. Certification audits

Answer 39

answer: C. Non-binding explanatory material

Question 40

Certification Specifications are: A. Legally binding B. Non-binding technical standards C. Airport rules D. Flight crew procedures

Answer 40

answer: B. Non-binding technical standards

Question 41

CS-25 applies to: A. Gliders B. Normal category aeroplanes C. Small rotorcraft D. Large aircraft

Answer 41

answer: D. Large aircraft

Question 42

UK Reg (EU) 748/2012 relates to: A. Continuing airworthiness B. Mandatory occurrence reporting C. Initial airworthiness & Part-21 D. Airport licensing

Answer 42

answer: C. Initial airworthiness & Part-21

Question 43

UK Reg (EU) 1321/2014 covers: A. Pilot licensing B. Continuing airworthiness C. Airspace management D. Economic regulation

Answer 43

answer: B. Continuing airworthiness

Question 44

UK Reg (EU) 376/2014 is concerned with: A. Security reporting B. Weather monitoring C. Mandatory occurrence reporting D. Airport slot allocation

Answer 44

answer: C. Mandatory occurrence reporting

Question 45

What is the purpose of occurrence reporting? A. Assign legal blame B. Improve pilot skills C. Prevent accidents and incidents D. Support airline profits

Answer 45

answer: C. Prevent accidents and incidents

Question 46

The SSP applies to: A. Only UK mainland B. Only Crown dependencies C. UK mainland, overseas territories, and crown dependencies D. Only overseas territories

Answer 46

answer: C. UK mainland, overseas territories, and crown dependencies