Which international organization sets global standards for civil aviation and provides leadership in aviation safety and efficiency?

• ICAO

• IATA

• FAA

• EASA

This major European aircraft manufacturer competes with Boeing in producing commercial aircraft.

• Airbus

• Embraer

• Lockheed Martin

• Bombardier

The primary regulatory authority for air traffic control and safety in the United States is:

• FAA

• NTSB

• IATA

• ICAO

This airline category focuses on providing basic services and low-cost fares, often with no frills.

• Full-service airlines

• Low-cost carriers

• Charter airlines

• Cargo airlines

A type of airport that is a major hub for a specific airline, offering many connecting flights, is known as:

• Focus city

• Hub airport

• International airport

• Regional airport

A type of aircraft specifically designed for short-distance flights and often used by regional airlines is called a:

• Jumbo jet

• Regional jet

• Supersonic aircraft

• Private jet

This is the world's largest cargo airline by revenue.

• FedEx Express

• UPS Airlines

• DHL

• Emirates SkyCargo

This aircraft manufacturer produces regional jets like the E-Jet series.

• Boeing

• Airbus

• Embraer

• Lockheed Martin

An airline industry term for an agreement between two or more airlines to share flight services is:

• Codeshare agreement

• Air traffic control

• Alliance partnership

• Ticket pooling

This organization is responsible for overseeing aviation safety within the European Union.

• FAA

• IATA

• EASA

• NTSB