MODULE 1 & 2 – IATA EXAM (Air Transport Fundamentals)

The four main components of the air transportation system are:

• Airlines, Airports, Cargo, Passengers

• Airlines, Airports, Air Navigation Services, Civil Aviation Authorities

• Airlines, Terminals, Customs, Passengers

• Airlines, Travel Agents, Airports, Aircrew

Which international organization establishes SARPs for aviation safety?

• IATA

• ICAO

• FAA

• ACI

The IATA primarily represents:

• Airport Authorities

• Air Navigation Services

• Global Airlines

• Civil Aviation Authorities

CANSO is an organization related to:

• Cabin Crew Standards

• Air Navigation Services Providers

• Aircraft Manufacturing

• Aviation Law Enforcement

ACI’s primary objective is to:

• Support airline maintenance

• Promote airport efficiency and management excellence

• Set airspace sovereignty rules

• Enforce international safety audits

The interdependence among system components means:

• Each operates completely independently

• A change in one affects all others

• Airlines control all aviation entities

• Airports dictate flight regulations

ICAO was established by:

• The Warsaw Convention

• The Paris Convention

• The Chicago Convention

• The Montreal Protocol

The Chicago Convention was signed in:

• 1919

• 1928

• 1944

• 1952

The nine “Freedoms of the Air” relate to:

• Passenger baggage rights

• Airspace ownership

• Air traffic control procedures

• Commercial flight rights between states

The principle of airspace sovereignty was first introduced in:

• The Chicago Convention

• The Paris Convention

• The Warsaw Convention

• The Rome Convention