Chicago Convention Quiz

The ______ ______ states that civil aviation is only to be used for peaceful purposes, and that States are prohibited from using weapons against civil aircraft in flight.

• Chicago Convention

• Tokyo Convention

• Hague Convention

• Montreal Convention

• Montreal Supplementary Protocol

According to the Chicago Convention, States are prohibited from using _________ against civil aircraft in flight.

• weapons

• unlawful acts

• regulations

• comments

• items

What is the main intention of civil aviation according to the Chicago Convention?

• peaceful purposes

• international cooperation

• an attractive target

• secure system

• community

What actions for security measures are made by international community while collaborating?

• creation

• implementation

• enforcement

• attraction

• regulation

What was adopted by the ICAO Council in 1974, with the purpose of protecting civil aviation activities around the world from illegal actions?

• Annex 17

• Annex 6

• Annex 14

• Annex 16

• Annex 8

Before there was an Annex that contained Security SARPS, ICAO took a leadership role in facilitating __________ for international aviation security.

• conventions

• protocols

• regulations

• standards

• annexes

The date of adoption of the Chicago Convention.

• December 7, 1944

• March 1, 1974

• July 6, 1963

• June 18, 1950

• January 8, 1940

The Chicago Convention became a crucial document for regulating international aviation, aimed at ensuring ________ in air transport.

• safety

• order

• cargo transportation

• freight traffic

• policy

What is the historical necessity of the Chicago Convention?

• After World War II, there was a need for international coordination in air transport.

• Previously, various bilateral agreements existed, but they did not provide unified standards and rules for all countries

• It aimed to create global rules and standards for international civil aviation.

• It established a legal framework for offences committed in flight.

• It allowed passenger or crew following Captain's orders to restrain offenders without risk of liability.

One of the objectives of the Chicago Convention is to encourage ________ of international air transport.

• planning

• development

• cooperation

• support

• organizing