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Aviation Law & Policy Review 1

Total questions: 51

Worksheet time: 28mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
What is the primary regulation governing aviation safety in the United States?
a)
Federal Aviation Regulations (FAR)
b)

Federal Acquisition Regulations (FAR)

c)
Aviation Safety Network (ASN)
d)

National Transportation Safety Instructions

2.

Sabrina Carpenter, a daring pilot and mediocre singer, is facing an FAA enforcement action. What devastating consequence might she receive if the FAA determines she violated a FAR?

a)

Suspension or revocation of pilot certificates

b)

Imprisonment for up to 5 years

c)

Increase in flight hours

d)

Promotion to airline captain

3.

What Agency supervises union organizing efforts and elections and rules on unfair labor practice claims in the aerospace manufacturing industry and general aviation only?

(a)  

4.

Two yers ago, Tom "Maverick" Cruise flew through restricted airspace because he was looking to save time and the shortest distance between two points is a straight line. The FAA has just today served Tom with a Notice of Proposed Suspension of Certificate. Tom's lawyers assure him that he has nothing to worry about as they intend to invoke the "Stale Complaint Rule." What is the time limit for the FAA to initiate enforcement action after an alleged violation occurs according to that Rule?

a)

Six months

b)

Three years

c)

One year

d)

Nine months

5.

Which of the following scenarios could spark an FAA investigation and potentially lead to an enforcement action?

a)

Accidents or incidents involving aircraft

b)

Public speaking engagements about aviation

c)

Routine pilot check-ins

d)

Volunteer flight programs

6.

Mark Wahlberg just accepted a position with Air Traffic Control. He doesn't know very much about the organization and wonders which of the following duties might be in his purview:

a)

The safe and orderly flow of air traffic

b)

The design of aircraft

c)

The maintenance of airport facilities

d)

The training of pilots

7.

What is the main purpose of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) in the United States?

a)

To regulate and oversee all aspects of civil aviation

b)

To control military aviation operations

c)

To promote air travel to foreign countries

d)

To provide air traffic control exclusively

8.
What happens during an informal conference after an FAA enforcement action is initiated?
a)
Parties discuss the allegations and possible resolutions
b)
A decision is made on the final penalty
c)
All parties are required to sign a confession
d)
Legal representatives present their case in court
9.

Sydney Sweeney just started Great Jeans Charters and has come under scrutiny by FAA inspectors. Which of the following actions cannot be taken by the FAA?

a)

Imprisonment

b)

Civil penalty

c)

Reexamination of certification

d)

Certificate suspension

10.
What is the role of an FAA Administrative Law Judge in enforcement actions?
a)
To adjudicate disputes between the FAA and the certificate holder
b)
To issue pilot licenses
c)
To manage airport operations
d)
To conduct flight training
11.
What is the key objective of the International Air Transport Association (IATA)?
a)
To promote safe, efficient, and economical air transport
b)
To manage flight schedules
c)
To control airport ground services
d)
To enforce aviation security regulations
12.

Which FAA document outlines the procedures for enforcement actions?

a)

FAA Order 2150.3

b)

FAA Regulation 121.1

c)

FAA Advisory Circular 00-6

d)

FAA Policy Statement 7000.1

13.

This international organization, falling under the United Nations, is responsible for developing global standards and regulations for aviation safety?

a)

International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO)

b)

International Air Transport Association (IATA)

c)

Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)

d)

European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA)

14.
What document formally initiates FAA enforcement action against a certificate holder?
a)
Notice of Proposed Certificate Action (NPCA)
b)
Certificate Suspension Notice
c)
Letter of Investigation (LOI)
d)
Notice of Violation (NOV)
15.

How does the FAA formally notify individuals of an investigation?

a)
Through a formal notice of proposed certificate action
b)
Through a phone call
c)

Through a Letter of Investigation (LOI)

d)
By text message
16.

Mellissa Jefferson, call sign: Lizzo, just received an initial AME denial of medical certification from the FAA. How much time does she have to request a reconsideration?

a)

30 days

b)

20 days

c)

10 days

d)

There is no option to request reconsideration.

17.

Travis Kelce, a pilot out of Kansas City (and premier Swiftie), just celebrated a big Chiefs win with friends by having a few frosty alcoholic beverages at Margaritaville. But oh no! He was pulled over by local law enforcement on the way home. He realizes that any conviction for a drug or alcohol-related traffic offense, or any denial, cancellation, suspension, or revocation of his driver's license related to such an offense, must be reported to the FAA ands very scared that he may be convicted of a DUI/DWI. How many days done have to report such a conviction?

a)

45 days

b)

60 days

c)

30 days

d)

10 days

18.

The FAA has issued an Order of Suspension for Clark Kent's pilot certificate. It will be (a)   days before the suspension takes effect.

19.

A special FAA program that Auburn University has received benefits from helps fund the construction of new airports and the improvement of existing ones. Which program is it?

a)

Green New Deal

b)

Infrastructure Improvement program

c)

Airport Improvement Program

d)

Aero Rehabilitation Project

20.

Taylor Swift, a pilot and singer, flew over an Ariana Grande concert while there was a Temporary Flight Restriction in place because she wanted to see if Ariana really had bigger crowds than hers. The FAA suspended her pilot certificate for 1 year. How long will this FAA action haunt her record?

a)

2 years

b)

5 years

c)

Forever

d)

10 years

21.

Which of the following penalties might a person receive as result from an FAA enforcement action?

a)

Letter of Correction

b)

Pilot Training Manual

c)

Flight Plan Approval

d)

Aircraft Registration Certificate

22.

Johnny Cash, a pilot for Delta Airlines, was just diagnosed as having had a heart attack. When must he report this change in medical condition to the FAA?

a)

Never

b)

Within 30 days

c)

Within 60 days

d)

The next time the person applies for a medical certificate (but only if a question on the application covers it).

23.

Which agency was the mastermind behind regulating airline economics, including routes flown and served by U.S. and foreign airlines, until the game-changing Airline Deregulation Act of 1978 came into play?

a)

Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB)

b)

Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)

c)

La Cosa Nostra (LCN)

d)

Justice Society of America (JSA)

24.

Nikki Six had his pilot certificate revoked by the FAA and appealed to the NTSB ALJ. Who can appeal the decision of an NTSB ALJ in a thrilling suspension/revocation case? Is it the daring FAA, the brave subject of the revocation, or perhaps either party can take the stage?

a)

the FAA

b)

the subject of the suspension/revocation

c)

either party

25.

What Agency uses the acronym "ATSB"?

(a)  

26.

The Delta Pilots' Union just realized that United's pilots received a new very favorable contract. They would like their contract update too. Specifically, they are demanding that a bowl of plain M&M's be kept in the pilots' lounge and that all red ones be removed. Which agency is responsible for mediating labor disputes in the airline industry under the Railway Labor Act. Can you help them figure it out?

a)

NMB

b)

NLRB

c)

OSHA

d)

JLA

27.

Just like Val Kilmer in Top Gun, this Agency goes by the cool moniker: ICE. What does it stand for?

(a)  

28.

Marshall Mathers, also known as Eminem, just received an FAA order revoking his pilot certificate. What first step should he take to challenge it?

a)

File an appeal with the NTSB ALJ

b)

Ignore the action

c)

Submit an appeal to the Full NTSB

d)

Appeal the action to the U.S. Court of Appeals

29.

Rosie O'Donnell and Ellen DeGeneris are planning a cross-country flight adventure before they leave the United States permanently as a political statement.! They need to know which FAA office is currently responsible for the production of government aeronautical charts. Can you help them out?

a)

Aeronautical Products Department (AeroNav)

b)

Aeronautical Information Services (AIS)

c)

National Ocean Service (NOS)

d)

National Aeronautical Charting Office (NACO)

30.

What specific Agency is on a mission to stop terrorists, unauthorized persons, illegal drugs, and other contraband from sneaking into the United States?

a)

ICE

b)

CBP

c)

DHS

d)

DOT

31.

A drone pilot with no Part 107 license was caught flying over Auburn's stadium during the "Iron Bowl" which is a No-Fly Zone during football games. Which of the following actions would be the most likely consequence of an FAA enforcement action?

a)

Imposition of civil penalties

b)

A spanking and parental lecture

c)

Free access to flight simulators

d)

Revocation of pilot certificates

32.

After a major grease spill at Montgomery's Krispy Kreme, employees noted an increase in insects and vermin as well as a smell that was making them sick. They are trying to figure out which agency is responsible for ensuring safety and health in the American workplace. This agency, which used to focus only on aerospace manufacturing and airline ground operations, now also inspects aircraft cabin crewmember areas. Can you help them out?

a)

TSA

b)

OSHA

c)

MSPB

d)

FAA

33.

What was the name of the legal doctrine used by the NTSB that stated that the law was whatever the FAA said it was?

a)

Doctrine of Diligence

b)

Doctrine of Due Deference

c)

Stale Complaint Rule

d)

Stare Decisis Doctrine

34.

Which of the following actions will stay on an Airman's record for only two (2) years?

a)

Suspension of Certificate

b)

Revocation of Certificate

c)

Letter of Correction

d)

verbal counseling by FAA inspector

35.

What Agency administers the Aviation Safety Reporting Program?

a)

NASA

b)

FAA

c)

IACO

d)

ATC

36.

Which of the following is the most correct statement about FAA Policy?

a)

FAA Policy generally encourages certificate actions against companies and civil penalties (fines) against individuals.

b)

FAA Policy generally encourages certificate actions against individuals and civil penalties (fines) against companies.

37.

In a case involving FAA suspension or revocation of a medical certificate that had been previously issued, which party bears the burden of proving that an individual is not medically qualified?

a)

the individual (and his/her doctors)

b)

the FAA

c)

the NTSB

d)

OSHA

38.

After crashing his aircraft, the FAA decided to retest Harrison Ford's skills. They must have a reasonable basis for this action, but if they do, there's no appeal, and it's on his dime. What action are they taking?

a)

certificate suspension

b)

certificate revocation

c)

reexamination

d)

summary seizure of aircraft

39.

Which Agency is responsible for assuring the coordination and sharing of intelligence related to threats against transportation and composed of several Cabinet Secretaries, the Attorney General, the Director of National Intelligence and a presidential appointee from the National Security Council?

a)

MSPB

b)

DHS

c)

TSOB

d)

DOJ

40.

What legal standard is used to determine the reason an accident occurred?

a)

reasonable basis

b)

beyond a reasonable doubt

c)

preponderance of the evidence

d)

probable cause

41.

Under what method may a person who does not meet medical standards still be certified when they have a static disability that is not expected to worsen?

a)

through a Special Issuance (Authorization)

b)

through a Statement of Demonstrated Ability (SODA)

c)

through AME waiver

d)

through corrective surgery

42.

The FAA issues an order of revocation and the case is heard before an NTSB ALJ. In that proceeding, the burden of proof is on the FAA to prove that the certificate should be revoked. True or False?

a)

True

b)

False

43.

Which organization is primarily responsible for investigating civil aviation accidents in the United States?

a)

Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)

b)

National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB)

c)

International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO)

d)

European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA)

44.

In a hearing before the NTSB ALJ, what standard of proof will be used?

a)

beyond a reasonable doubt

b)

probable cause

c)

clear and convincing

d)

preponderance of the evidence

45.

Which party has the burden of proof in an appeal regarding the initial denial of a medical certificate by the FAA?

a)

The individual (and his/her doctors)

b)

The FAA

c)

The NTSB

d)

The TSOB

46.

What is the Latin term for the type of review a U.S. District Court would conduct where there is a fresh new trial and a fresh and independent review of facts and law?"

a)

bona fide review

b)

de novo review

c)

voir dire review

d)

per se review

47.

Isla, Aiden, and Abigail are having a debate about which law takes precedence if all of the following are in conflict. Can you help them figure it out?

a)

an FAA issued FAR (administrative regulation), effective on 1 September 2004

b)

an amendment to the New Jersey constitution, effective 1 July 2004

c)

a federal statute, effective on 1 October 2001

d)

a federal treaty, effective on 1 July 2003

48.

During a thrilling test flight, the "Batwing" prototype aircraft, piloted by the adventurous playboy Bruce Wayne, crashes, leading to a tragic loss. Regardless of which agency steps in to investigate, who will ultimately determine the probable cause of this high-flying mishap?

a)

FAA

b)

NTSB

c)

Both FAA and NTSB

d)

Local law enforcement

49.

It is a violation of the constitutional principle of double jeopardy for an individual to be required to both reexamine and be subject to a certificate action or fine. True or False?

a)

True

b)

False

50.

A "history or diagnosis" of any of the specific disqualifying conditions requires which of the following?

a)

that the person refrain from flying

b)

that the person undergo additional medical testing

c)

that the person mail their medical certificate to the Mike Maroney Aeronautical Center in Oklahoma City, OK

d)

that the person immediately report the condition to the FAA

51.

Name one of two reasons that the President may disapprove a foreign air carrier permit?

(a)