1.1 Don't panic

1. What does ICAO stand for?

• International Communication Aviation Organization

• International Code Alphabet Organization

• International Civil Aviation Organization

• International Communication Alphabet Organization

The ICAO alphabet was created to:

• differentiate between similar-sounding letters

• have a separate language for pilots

• avoid miscommunication in case of emergencies

The ICAO alphabet was tested on how many nationalities?

• 20

• 25

• 30

• 31

Which of the following is not a reason for using the ICAO alphabet?

• Avoid misunderstandings

• Improve spelling

• Facilitate communication

The ICAO alphabet is used by:

• pilots only

• air traffic controllers only

• Pilots and air traffic controllers

The word 'aviation' refers to:

• The act of flying a plane

• The management of air traffic

• The construction of airports

An air traffic controller is responsible for:

• Guiding and monitoring aircraft

• Maintaining aircraft

• Designing aircraft

The ICAO alphabet is used:

• Globally

• Only in the United States

• Only in Europe

• Only in Asia

Who uses the ICAO alphabets?

choose 2

• Pilots

• firefighters

• air traffic controllers

• seismologists