Sub Modul 01
A. Essay questions
1. The Chicago Convention on civil aviation of 1944 defines the rights and obligations for
the . . of aircraft
2. The International Air Services Transit Agreement that is known as the "Two Freedom”
agreement allows aircraft to . . . the territory of signatory countries.
3. Annex 1 of ICAO is concerned with . . . licensing
4. The . . . presents legislative proposals and oversees the application of policies
and implementation of the EU budget.
5. A . . . is set up to review individual decisions taken by the Agency.
6. Aircraft used for commercial air transport must be maintained in an airworthy condition
in accordance with . . . of EASA regulations.
B. Multiple Choice Questions
Question 1:
Which organization is primarily responsible for establishing international standards and
recommended practices for civil aviation?
a) IATA
b) ICAO
c) EASA
d) FAA
Question 2:
What document establishes the regulations for the safe operation of international air
transport?
a) The Warsaw Convention
b) The Chicago Convention
c) The Montreal Convention
d) The Tokyo Convention
Question 3:
The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) is headquartered in which country?
a) France
b) Germany
c) Netherlands
d) United Kingdom
Question 4:
Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of the International Civil Aviation
Organization (ICAO)?
a) Establishing safety standards for international aviation
b) Investigating aviation accidents
c) Setting environmental regulations for aviation
d) Defining airworthiness standards
Question 5:
The purpose of aviation legislation is to:
a) Promote competition between airlines
b) Provide a legal framework for national airspace only
c) Ensure safety and security in civil aviation
d) Regulate aircraft manufacturing
Question 6:
Which convention is the cornerstone of modern aviation law, establishing principles for
international air navigation?
a) Warsaw Convention
b) Chicago Convention
c) Montreal Convention
d) Tokyo Convention
Question 7:
The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) was established by which
international agreement?
a) Geneva Convention
b) Warsaw Convention
c) Chicago Convention
d) Montreal Convention
Question 8:
Which document is primarily responsible for defining the freedoms of the air?
a) The Chicago Convention
b) The Tokyo Convention
c) The Hague Convention
d) The Geneva Convention
Question 9:
EASA is responsible for civil aviation safety within the European Union. What does
EASA stand for?
a) European Airspace Safety Authority
b) European Aviation Safety Agency
c) European Airline Safety Agency
d) European Aerospace Safety Authority
Question 10:
What is the primary purpose of ICAO Annexes?
a) To provide guidelines for aviation insurance
b) To regulate air traffic control practices
c) To establish international standards and recommended practices
d) To manage airline financial obligations
Question 11:
Which organization is responsible for the licensing of pilots and other aviation personnel
within Europe?
a) ICAO
b) IATA
c) EASA
d) FAA
Question12:
Which document governs the compensation and liability for international air passengers
in the event of death or injury?
a) The Warsaw Convention
b) The Tokyo Convention
c) The Montreal Convention
d) The Hague Convention
Question 13:
The ICAO Council adopts international standards known as:
a) Standards of Air Traffic (SATs)
b) Air Traffic Guidelines (ATGs)
c) Standards and Recommended Practices (SARPs)
d) International Aviation Regulations (IARs)
Question 14:
The freedoms of the air, as defined in international aviation law, regulate:
a) Ownership of aircraft
b) Overflight and landing rights
c) Aircraft maintenance requirements
d) Airline ticket pricing
Question 15:
Which convention addresses offenses and crimes committed on board aircraft?
a) The Warsaw Convention
b) The Tokyo Convention
c) The Chicago Convention
d) The Montreal Convention
