Question 1

The Chicago, Paris and Havana Conventions were all milestones in international aviation regulations. Which response lists conventions in chronological order?

Accepted Answer

A)  Paris/ Chicago/Havana 
B)  Chicago/ Paris/Havana 
C)  Havana/ Chicago/Paris 
D)  Paris/Havana/ Chicago 
E)  Havana/ Paris/Chicago 
A)  Paris/ Chicago/Havana 
B)  Chicago/ Paris/Havana 
C)  Havana/ Chicago/Paris 
D)  Paris/Havana/ Chicago 
E)  Havana/ Paris/Chicago

Question 2

What did the Wright brother achieve that no one in human history did before them?

Accepted Answer

A)  Flight 
B)  Controlled flight 
C)  Controlled powered heavier than air flight 
D)  Vertical take-off flight 
E)  All of these answers are correct 
A)  Flight 
B)  Controlled flight 
C)  Controlled powered heavier than air flight 
D)  Vertical take-off flight 
E)  All of these answers are correct

Question 3

There were series of factors led to the shooting down Korean Air Lines Flight 007. Which of these might NOT be included in the series of factors?

Accepted Answer

A)  The aircraft deviated from its intended path 
B)  The flight of American spy aircraft near KAL 007's track 
C)  The autopilot was in an incorrect mode 
D)  The aircraft had a single engine failure 
E)  The crew on board KAL 007 was not monitoring that channel 
A)  The aircraft deviated from its intended path 
B)  The flight of American spy aircraft near KAL 007's track 
C)  The autopilot was in an incorrect mode 
D)  The aircraft had a single engine failure 
E)  The crew on board KAL 007 was not monitoring that channel

Question 4

International organizations play important roles within international air law. Organizations fall under three main categories. Which of these are matched correctly?

Accepted Answer

A)  ICAO-IGO/IATA-INGO/Transport Canada-CAA 
B)  IATA-IGO/ ICAO-NGO/Transport Canada-CAA 
C)  IATA-INGO/ICAO-INGO/Transport Canada-IGO 
D)  IATA-IGO/ICAO-IGO/Transport Canada-IGO 
E)  IATA-CAA/ICAO-IGO/Transport Canada-CAA 
A)  ICAO-IGO/IATA-INGO/Transport Canada-CAA 
B)  IATA-IGO/ ICAO-NGO/Transport Canada-CAA 
C)  IATA-INGO/ICAO-INGO/Transport Canada-IGO 
D)  IATA-IGO/ICAO-IGO/Transport Canada-IGO 
E)  IATA-CAA/ICAO-IGO/Transport Canada-CAA

Question 5

What events in history have often been the catalysts to innovation in aviation?

Accepted Answer

A)  World's Fairs 
B)  Air shows 
C)  University aviation courses 
D)  Natural disasters 
E)  Wars 
A)  World's Fairs 
B)  Air shows 
C)  University aviation courses 
D)  Natural disasters 
E)  Wars

Question 6

Which Freedom of the Air would allow my company to pick up passengers in Chicago and fly them to London, England? (Assume I own a Canadian airline)

Accepted Answer

A)  First Freedom 
B)  Third Freedom 
C)  Fifth Freedom 
D)  Seventh Freedom 
E)  Ninth Freedom 
A)  First Freedom 
B)  Third Freedom 
C)  Fifth Freedom 
D)  Seventh Freedom 
E)  Ninth Freedom

Question 7

What term refers to a type of a treaty that is sponsored by an international organization - typically signed by many States?

Accepted Answer

A)  Regulation 
B)  Ratification 
C)  Annex 
D)  Convention 
E)  Standard 
A)  Regulation 
B)  Ratification 
C)  Annex 
D)  Convention 
E)  Standard

Question 8

What was a development of a meeting in Paris in 1919?

Accepted Answer

A)  37 states signed an agreement with 43 articles related to aircraft regulation in civil aviation 
B)  Creation of ICAN 
C)  The International Air Transit Association (IAT
A)  was disbanded 
D)  Two of these events took place 
E)  None of these events took place 
A)  37 states signed an agreement with 43 articles related to aircraft regulation in civil aviation 
B)  Creation of ICAN 
C)  The International Air Transit Association (IAT
A)  was disbanded 
D)  Two of these events took place 
E)  None of these events took place

Question 9

Which of these are not created by ICAO?

Accepted Answer

A)  SARPs 
B)  PANS 
C)  Guidance materials 
D)  SUPPs 
E)  ICAO creates all of these 
A)  SARPs 
B)  PANS 
C)  Guidance materials 
D)  SUPPs 
E)  ICAO creates all of these

Question 10

The Havana Convention established rules regarding:

Accepted Answer

A)  Air traffic 
B)  Aircraft regulation 
C)  Equal voting rights 
D)  Restrictions on Germany military aviation 
E)  Technical aspects of civil aviation 
A)  Air traffic 
B)  Aircraft regulation 
C)  Equal voting rights 
D)  Restrictions on Germany military aviation 
E)  Technical aspects of civil aviation

The Chicago, Paris and Havana Conventions were all milestones in international aviation regulations. Which response lists conventions in chronological order?

What did the Wright brother achieve that no one in human history did before them?

There were series of factors led to the shooting down Korean Air Lines Flight 007. Which of these might NOT be included in the series of factors?

International organizations play important roles within international air law. Organizations fall under three main categories. Which of these are matched correctly?

What events in history have often been the catalysts to innovation in aviation?

Which Freedom of the Air would allow my company to pick up passengers in Chicago and fly them to London, England? (Assume I own a Canadian airline)

What term refers to a type of a treaty that is sponsored by an international organization - typically signed by many States?

What was a development of a meeting in Paris in 1919?

Which of these are not created by ICAO?

The Havana Convention established rules regarding:

Aircraft

Airlines

General Aviation

Navigation

Airports

Security

Environment

Safety

Remotely Piloted Aircraft

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Exam 1: International Air Law

The Chicago, Paris and Havana Conventions were all milestones in international aviation regulations. Which response lists conventions in chronological order?

What did the Wright brother achieve that no one in human history did before them?

There were series of factors led to the shooting down Korean Air Lines Flight 007. Which of these might NOT be included in the series of factors?

International organizations play important roles within international air law. Organizations fall under three main categories. Which of these are matched correctly?

What events in history have often been the catalysts to innovation in aviation?

Which Freedom of the Air would allow my company to pick up passengers in Chicago and fly them to London, England? (Assume I own a Canadian airline)

What term refers to a type of a treaty that is sponsored by an international organization - typically signed by many States?

What was a development of a meeting in Paris in 1919?

Which of these are not created by ICAO?

The Havana Convention established rules regarding:

Aircraft

Airlines

General Aviation

Navigation

Airports

Security

Environment

Safety

Remotely Piloted Aircraft

Filters