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Airline and Airport Management Prelim HTRM 3-2 Exam SET B

Total questions: 70

Worksheet time: 3hrs 40mins

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1.

A group of tourists from Manila wants the cheapest airfare to Cebu, without caring much about meals or baggage allowance. Which type of airline best suits their needs?

a)

Full-Service Carrier

b)

Low-Cost Carrier

c)

Flag Carrier

d)

Boutique Airline

2.

A travel agency booked a group of guests to El Nido, Palawan. The airline operates its own private airport and mainly serves resorts. Which carrier are they most likely flying?

a)

Air SWIFT

b)

Philippine Airlines

c)

Cebu Pacific

d)

Sunlight Air

3.

During a tourism convention, the airline CEO explains that their hub in Singapore allows passengers to connect to many destinations worldwide. What network strategy is this?

a)

Point-to-Point

b)

Charter System

c)

Hub-and-Spoke

d)

Regional Routing

4.

A tourism student intern is assigned to check-in counters and assist elderly passengers boarding flights. Which department is he exposed to?

a)

Flight Operations

b)

Ground Operations

c)

Maintenance

d)

Finance

5.

A group tour from Korea arrives late at NAIA due to a typhoon. The airline control center must reroute aircraft and reassign crew. Which unit handles this?

a)

Finance Office

b)

Marketing Department

c)

Operations Control Center

d)

Promotions Unit

6.

A hotel in Bohol is excited that Cebu Pacific added new flights to Panglao Airport. Which factor likely influenced this route decision?

a)

Pilot Availability

b)

Market Demand

c)

Geopolitical Issues

d)

Airport Curfew

7.

A backpacker wants a unique, stylish airline with personalized services and themed interiors. Which type of airline appeals to this traveler?

a)

Boutique Airline

b)

Low-Cost Airline

c)

Regional Airline

d)

Cargo Carrier

8.

A tour group flying to London chooses Philippine Airlines because it represents the Philippines internationally. What kind of airline is PAL?

a)

Charter Airline

b)

Flag Carrier

c)

Boutique Airline

d)

Regional Airline

9.

A tour company complains about constant flight delays in Europe. The main reason is runway congestion and slow construction of new airports. Which issue is this?

a)

Crew Scheduling

b)

Capacity Problem

c)

ICAO Legislation

d)

Aircraft Maintenance

10.

A field trip brings students to Clark International Airport to study how terminals, runways, taxiways, and aprons function together. What topic does this relate to?

a)

Airline Marketing

b)

Airport Facilities

c)

Finance Management

d)

Passenger Loyalty Programs

11.

A tour operator wants to ensure guests arrive on time despite heavy demand during peak season. Which scheduling factor is most important?

a)

Airport Curfew

b)

In-Flight Entertainment

c)

Social Media Promotions

d)

Cabin Crew Uniforms

12.

A group of cruise passengers misses their connecting flight in Singapore. The ground staff assists them and provides hotel accommodation. Which responsibility is shown?

a)

Marketing

b)

Customer Loyalty

c)

Ground Operations

d)

Finance

13.

A tourism student is tasked to study safety audits and emergency planning of airlines. Which department should she focus on?

a)

Finance

b)

Marketing

c)

Safety

d)

Operations

14.

During a festival, an airline offers “Piso Fare” promotions online, boosting local tourism. Which department manages this?

a)

Safety Department

b)

Marketing

c)

Operations

d)

Finance

15.

An airline decides to cancel a flight to Boracay due to low demand, affecting local resorts and travel agencies. Which factor influenced the decision?

a)

Market Demand

b)

Geopolitical Tensions

c)

ICAO Rules

d)

Crew Scheduling

16.

A tour leader notices their flight was reassigned to a larger aircraft to fit all tourists. Which scheduling step was applied?

a)

Crew Rostering

b)

Fleet Assignment

c)

Route Planning

d)

Slot Allocation

17.

A local government partners with an airline to open new domestic routes to boost tourism. Which benefit is this for the destination?

a)

Increased Accessibility

b)

Reduced Operating Costs

c)

Aircraft Maintenance

d)

Airline Branding

18.

Tourists complain about long waits at check-in. The airport adds more counters and improves baggage handling. Which operation is being improved?

a)

Flight Operations

b)

Ground Operations

c)

Crew Scheduling

d)

Finance

19.

During an educational tour at an airline office, students learn about revenue from ticket sales, cargo, and ancillary services. Which department handles this?

a)

Finance

b)

Operations

c)

Safety

d)

Marketing

20.

A tourist booked a chartered flight for privacy and convenience to a remote island resort. Which type of service did they use?

a)

International Airline

b)

Air Charter

c)

Regional Airline

d)

Flag Carrier

21.

IDENTIFICATION

A tour agency books tourists with an airline that provides free meals, baggage, and entertainment in the ticket price. Identify this type of airline.

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22.

IDENTIFICATION

A group of travelers chooses Cebu Pacific’s Piso Fare because they want cheap tickets, even if meals and baggage are excluded. What type of airline is this?

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23.

IDENTIFICATION

A luxury tourist books a flight with an airline that offers stylish interiors and personalized service like a boutique hotel. What type of airline is this?

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24.

IDENTIFICATION

Visitors in Palawan take flights on a small private airline that owns its own airport near El Nido. Name this airline.

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25.

IDENTIFICATION

Japanese tourists fly Philippine Airlines because it officially represents the country abroad. What is PAL classified as?

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26.

IDENTIFICATION

A group of students notices that an airline uses a central airport to connect passengers to many destinations. What network system is this?

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27.

IDENTIFICATION

A family books a nonstop Manila–Tokyo flight without transfers. What type of network model is this?

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28.

IDENTIFICATION

At NAIA, tourists see the long-paved strip where airplanes take off and land. Identify this airport facility.

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29.

IDENTIFICATION

A tour guide points out the area where aircraft park, load, and unload passengers at the airport. What is this area called?

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30.

IDENTIFICATION

A tourism management class observes a tall structure where controllers guide aircraft landing and takeoff. What facility is this?

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31.

IDENTIFICATION

A student intern works with airline staff who assist passengers at check-in counters and boarding gates. What type of operations is this?

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32.

IDENTIFICATION

Tourists delayed by a storm are assisted when airline staff reroute flights and reassign crew. What control unit handles this?

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33.

IDENTIFICATION

A travel agency reports that tickets get more expensive during peak holidays due to seat demand. What pricing system is used here?

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34.

IDENTIFICATION

A tourism student notes that airline staff check aircraft safety and do repairs before every flight. What department is this?

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35.

IDENTIFICATION

Guests stranded in Singapore are given hotels and meal vouchers by airline staff. Which operation provides this service?

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36.

IDENTIFICATION

A tour company from Europe arranges a connecting itinerary in Dubai, where passengers transfer from one international flight to another. What is the role of Dubai International Airport in this scenario?

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37.

IDENTIFICATION

Airport planners prepare a long-term guide for expansion, land use, and passenger traffic growth. What is this plan called?

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38.

IDENTIFICATION

Tourists shop and dine inside the airport, providing extra income to the airport operator. What kind of revenue is this?

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39.

IDENTIFICATION

An airline earns money from landing fees, terminal rents, and fuel charges. What type of revenue is this?

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40.

IDENTIFICATION

Airline staff ensure pilots and cabin crew are scheduled properly with enough rest before flights. What is this process called?

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41.

IDENTIFICATION

During a safety lecture, students learn about the airline known worldwide for having no fatal jet accidents. Which airline is this?

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42.

TRUE OR FALSE

Tourists booking Cebu Pacific Piso Fare flights should expect free meals and checked baggage included in the ticket price.

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43.

TRUE OR FALSE

A flag carrier, such as Philippine Airlines, represents the country internationally and is often seen as a symbol of national pride.

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44.

TRUE OR FALSE

Boutique airlines focus on offering low-cost services and minimal amenities to budget-conscious tourists.

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45.

TRUE OR FALSE

A direct Manila–Tokyo flight without stopovers is an example of a point-to-point network.

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46.

TRUE OR FALSE

A hub-and-spoke system allows airlines to connect passengers through a central airport to multiple destinations.

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47.

TRUE OR FALSE

A tourist flying to El Nido through AirSWIFT is using a regional airline that operates its own private airport.

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48.

TRUE OR FALSE

  1. At the airport, the taxiway is the main strip where airplanes take off and land.

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49.

TRUE OR FALSE

The apron (ramp) is where aircraft park, load, and unload passengers and cargo at the airport.

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50.

TRUE OR FALSE

The control tower manages airport retail operations and concessionaires.

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51.

TRUE OR FALSE

A tourism management intern assigned at check-in counters is exposed to ground operations.

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52.

TRUE OR FALSE

Operations Control Center (OCC) is responsible for real-time flight monitoring and handling disruptions such as delays or cancellations.

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53.

TRUE OR FALSE

The safety department of an airline ensures that passengers and crew are well-entertained during the flight.

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54.

TRUE OR FALSE

ICAO Annex 14 provides international standards for airport safety, planning, and operations.

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55.

TRUE OR FALSE

An airport master plan is a long-term guide for development, land use, and passenger growth.

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56.

TRUE OR FLASE

National standards and recommended practices always replace ICAO standards completely, with no requirement to report differences.

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57.

TRUE OR FALSE

Non-aeronautical revenue refers to airport income from retail shops, restaurants, and parking fees.

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58.

TRUE OR FALSE

Aeronautical revenue comes from airline-related fees such as landing charges and fuel fees.

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59.

TRUE OR FALSE

An airline adjusting fares during holidays due to high demand is applying revenue management strategies.

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60.

TRUE OR FALSE

Crew scheduling ensures that pilots and flight attendants are well-rested and compliant with duty hour limits.

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61.

TRUE OR FALSE

If a tourist’s flight is canceled due to a typhoon and the airline arranges a hotel stay, this is an example of maintenance operations.

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62.

TRUE OR FALSE

Airport curfews may prevent flights from arriving or departing during certain late-night hours.

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63.

TRUE OR FALSE

Tourists dining and shopping inside the airport contribute to aeronautical revenues.

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64.

TRUE OR FALSE

A tourism class studying airport runways, taxiways, and aprons is learning about airport facilities.

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65.

TRUE OR FALSE

Qantas Airlines is recognized globally for its excellent safety record with no fatal jet accidents.

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66.

TRUE OR FALSE

Ground operations involve assisting passengers at check-in counters, boarding gates, and arrival areas.

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67.

TRUE OR FALSE

In a hub-and-spoke system, delays in the hub airport may affect connecting passengers’ flights.

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68.

TRUE OR FALSE

The airport Operations Control Center (AOCC) coordinates gates, baggage, and security to ensure smooth passenger flow.

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69.

What is my FULL NAME (NAME,MIDDLE INITIAL,LAST NAME)

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70.

What is the Full name of STIHM Dean? (First Name,Middle Name,Last Name) TYPE IN CAPITAL LETTERS

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