WorksheetsA1.1/1.2 Role and responsibilities of ICAO / contracting states
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 6mins
What is ICAO?
International Civil Aviation Organisation
International Civil Aircraft Organisation
International Convention of Aviation Organisation
CAAS was established under _______.
The Air Navigation Act
The Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore Act
The Civil Aviation Act
In ICAO terminology, contracting states are ___________.
countries which implement ICAO standards and recommended practices
countries which are contracted by ICAO to develop standards and recommended practices
countries which are signatories to the 1944 convention on International Civil Aviation
One of the main objectives of ICAO is to __________.
negotiate traffic rights between different airlines of different countries.
harmonize aviation standards for aviation practices on all contracting states
enforce recommended aviation practices on all contracting states
_________ is the convention referred to as the establishment of ICAO in 1944.
The Chicago convention
The Warsaw convention
The Paris convention
The ‘Chicago Convention’ was a ________ of 52 countries in 1944 to establish common rules to allow cross-border air navigation.
signatory meeting
discussion meeting
gathering meeting
Which legislation empowers the minister to regulate the aviation industry?
Civil Aviation Act
Air Navigation Act
Air Industry Act
ICAO is is a specialized agency of the ___________.
United Nations
United States
United States of America
International Air Transport Association
Under ICAO policies, who is responsible for continued airworthiness of an aircraft during its service life?
The operator
The Authority of the State to which the aircraft is operated
The State of Registry
State of Registry, amongst other obligations, must ensure ________.
the aircraft are airworthy
the flight crew have sufficient rest time between flights
there is sufficient insurance coverage before the aircraft can be registered.
Which ministry does CAAS report to?
Ministry of Information, Communications & the Arts
Ministry of Transport
Ministry of Trade & Industry
