Atpl - Air Law - Assesment 1 - Icao

Front 1

Define the term traffic

Back 1

Passengers/Mail/Cargo carried for reward

Front 2

As WWII came to an end, what did the air transport industry consider to be at risk?

Back 2

Safety & Efficiency

Front 3

List five practical measures which each Contracting State has a duty to adopt to facilitate air navigation between states.

Back 3

Customs/Immigration Procedures
Customs Duty
Assisting aircraft in distress
Investigation of accidents
Provision of air navigation facilities

Front 4

Do the appropriate authorities in a Contracting State have inspection and search rights over an aircraft on the ground from another Contracting State?

Back 4

Yes

Front 5

For an aircraft which is within the territory of a contracting state, whose laws and regulations apply to it?

Back 5

The state in which the aircraft is operating

Front 6

What is the meaning of a 'designated customs airport' for an international airline?

Back 6

A notified airport to be used for entry/exit of a state

Front 7

List the documents to be carried at all times in an international airline aircraft

Back 7

Certificate of registration
Certifcate of airworthiness
Crew licenes
Journey logbook
Radio license
Passenger/Cargo manifest

Front 8

What restriction may a Contracting State impose upon on a non-scheduled flight across it's territory?

Back 8

It may be required to follow prescribed routes or designated entry/exit points

Front 9

May an aircraft operate on international air navigation without a certificate of airworthiness?

Back 9

No

Front 10

Does a non-scheduled flight have the right to fly into or across the territory of a contracting state (and to make stops for non traffic purposes) without prior permission?

Back 10

Yes

Front 11

What are scheduled flights?

Back 11

Flights planned to fly at set times in a continuous sequence

Front 12

What is the interpretation given to the term 'high seas'?

Back 12

Sea areas beyond territorial waters

Front 13

What is the interpretation of the term 'territorial waters'?

Back 13

The coastal waters of a state extended to 12nm

Front 14

What is the interpretation of the term 'suzerainty'?

Back 14

Supremacy

Front 15

What is the interpretation given to the term 'sovereignty'?

Back 15

The exclusive sovereignty of a State of the airspace above it's territory

Front 16

What was the name given to the international conference which met on December 7th 1944?

Back 16

Chicago Convention

Front 17

To operate an international scheduled air service over, or into the territory of a Contracting State, whose authority is required?

Back 17

The state into which the aircraft is being operated

Front 18

Does the ICAO council set permanently or periodically and what is it's function?

Back 18

Permanently. The council is to ensure that the policy of ICAO is implemented

Front 19

What is the subject of PANS document 8168, and of PANS document 4444?

Back 19

8168 contains details of aircraft operations

4444 contains rules of the air and detailed air traffic procedures

Front 20

What is the subject area of ICAO Procedures for Air Navigation Services (PANS)?

Back 20

Operating procedures, which are new, subject to change or very detailed.

Front 21

What is the difference between an ICAO Standard and an ICAO Recommended Practice?

Back 21

ICAO Standard must be complied with unless a State has notified ICAO with a difference. Recommended practices should be complied with

Front 22

List the subject areas that each of the eighteen annexes attached to the Chicago Convention cover.

Back 22

TBC

Front 23

Why is there a need for the ICAO Regional Supplementary Procedures (SUPPS) in addition to the worldwide ICAO Standard and Recommended Practices (SARPS)?

Back 23

Some parts of the world require different procedures due to terrain, weather or population density.

Front 24

What is the specific responsibility of ICAO regional office?

Back 24

To coordinate regional policy and develop regional procedures

Front 25

List the eight regions into which ICAO divides the world

Back 25

Africa/India (AFI)
Carribean (CAR)
Europe (EUR)
Middle East/Asia (MID/ASIA)
North America (NAM)
North Atlantic (NAT)
Pacific (PAC)
South America (SAM)

Front 26

Does a Contracting State impose customs duty on an aircraft from another Contracting State that is within it's territory?

Back 26

No

Front 27

List three specifc responsibilities that the ICAO council has.

Back 27

1. Reports to the assembly
2. Appoints and supervises the Air Navigation Commision
3. Appoints a Secretary General

Front 28

What is the subject content of ICAO Regional Air Navigation Plans and ICAO Circulars?

Back 28

Detail requirments for for facilities and services in ICAO regions

Circulars = technical and specialist information

Front 29

What is the function of the assembly and how often does it meet?

Back 29

To determine strategic policy, budgeting and election of the Council.

Must meet once every 3 years

Front 30

Where are the headquarters of ICAO located?

Back 30

Montreal

Front 31

What does ICAO stand for?

Back 31

International Civil Aviation Organisation

Front 32

Under what circumstances will a persons license be endorsed?

Back 32

When the person fails to meet all of the required standards relating to the class of license or certificate

Front 33

Under what circumstances will a certificate of airworthiness be endorsed?

Back 33

When the aircraft fails to comply with any international standard of airworhiness or performance

Front 34

What must a Contracting State do if it is unable to comply fully with each and every ICAO standard or procedure?

Back 34

Notify ICAO of it's differences.

Front 35

Can a contracting state regulate and even prohibit the use of photgraphic equipment over it's territory?

Back 35

Yes

Front 36

May an aircraft carry munitions or implements of war when engaged in international navigation?

Back 36

No

Front 37

What is the responsibility of the Air Navigation Commision?

Back 37

To develop and modify ICAO annexes.