EASA

1.               How many Annexes are there in Chicago Convention?

• A. 17
• B. 18
• C. 19

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2.               Annexes regulate

• A. international air transport and provide the basis for aviation safety regulation throughout the world
• B. international air transport and provide the basis for aviation safety regulation in each member state
• C. international air transport and provide the basis for aviation security in each member state

3.               ICAO is made up of

• A. an Assembly, a Council of limited membership with various subordinate bodies, Chairman
• B. an Assembly, a Council and Chairman
• C. an Assembly, a Council of limited membership with various subordinate bodies and a Secretariat.

4.               To comply ICAO role, which organizations must establish a safety management system

• A. Air Operators and Maintenance Organizations
• B. Air Operators
• C. Maintenance Organizations

5.               "Two Freedom" agreement is

• A. an agreement under which the aircraft of Member States may fly over only one other’s territory for non-traffic purposes (i.e. refueling)
• B. an agreement under which the aircraft of Member States may fly over each other’s territory for traffic purposes (i.e. refueling)
• C. an agreement under which the aircraft of Member States may fly over each other’s territory for non-traffic purposes (i.e. refueling)

6.               Fifth Freedom Agreement

• A. The right to offload passengers/freight uploaded in the country of origin of the aircraft
• B. The right to upload passengers/freight destined for the country of design of the aircraft
• C. Helicopters with piston engines, their engines, airframes and electrics.

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7.               The freedoms of the air are set of

• A. commercial aviation rights
• B. commercial aviation rights granting a country's airlines
• C. commercial aviation rights granting a country's airlines the privilege to enter and land in another country's airspace

8.               Freedom 1.

• A. A country allows another country’s airplane to fly over their territory with approval landing
• B. A country allows another country’s airplane to fly over their territory without landing
• C. A country allows another country’s airplane to land in their territory

9.               Freedom 2

• A. A country allows airplane of another country to land in their territory for any reasons
• B. A country allows own airplane to land in other territory for the reasons such as technical problem, refueling….
• C. A country allows airplane of another country to land in their territory for the reasons such as technical problem, refueling….