Aeronautical Decision Making and CRM Quiz

What is the main goal of Aeronautical Decision Making (ADM)?

• To fly as fast as possible

• To minimize costs of operations

• To make safe and effective decisions in flight

• To follow orders without question

Which of the following is a key step in the DECIDE model of ADM?

• Delay

• Estimate

• Distract

• Destroy

What does the "D" in DECIDE stand for (first step)?

• Discuss

• Direct

• Detect

• Determine

ADM helps drone pilots manage:

• Flight speed

• Regulations only

• Risk and stress during operations

• Drone maintenance

Which of these is NOT part of good decision-making?

• Gathering information

• Ignoring team input

• Considering consequences

• Reviewing options

A pilot who uses ADM is more likely to:

• Avoid taking responsibility

• Take unnecessary risks

• Make calm, rational decisions under stress

• Ignore regulations

Which of these is an example of poor ADM?

• Checking weather before flight

• Flying through fog to save time

• Reviewing your mission checklist

• Calling off a flight due to low visibility

Why is self-assessment important in ADM?

• It replaces weather checks

• It helps identify personal limitations before flight

• It is required by law

• It’s only for new pilots

Crew Resource Management (CRM) focuses mainly on:

• Fuel consumption

• Technical flight data

• Communication and teamwork

• Navigation systems

CRM helps reduce aviation accidents by improving:

• Drone prices

• Human performance and coordination

• Aircraft design

• Fuel economy