Aviation Safety Final Part 1 Study Guide
Questions and Answers 100% Score
This ethical concept applies to other people (cultures, back grounds,
political views, gender) property and rules and regulations - ANSWER✔✔-
ethics of respect
each employer shall furnish to each of its employees employment and a
place of employment which are free from recognized hazards that are
causing or are likely to cause death or serious physical harm to his
employees - ANSWER✔✔-ethics of duty
a company that works for the overall best interest of its employees -
ANSWER✔✔-ethics of utilitarianism
a person should act only in a manner that they would like others to act in
that same circumstance - ANSWER✔✔-ethics of rights
values, decisions, actions, beliefs, goals and guiding principles are all
words that describe - ANSWER✔✔-corporate culture
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, commitment, modeling safety, accountability, genuine concern and
training are all examples of what ______ can do to support an ethical
culture in aviation safety. - ANSWER✔✔-leadership
what factors support safety? - ANSWER✔✔-regulations, health and well
being, training and education, company policies
what factors jeopardize safety? - ANSWER✔✔-bad weather, poor decision
making and judgement, over confidence, poor eating habits
how is safety enforced? - ANSWER✔✔-observed through oversight, by
conducting inspection, with regulations, by the FAA
what are some terms that would describe ethics? - ANSWER✔✔-
should/should not, acceptable, good/bad, right
who is responsible for aviation safety? - ANSWER✔✔-regulatory agencies,
operators, manufactures, airports
the FAA is the only aviation organization that has the power to enforce. -
ANSWER✔✔-true
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Questions and Answers 100% Score
This ethical concept applies to other people (cultures, back grounds,
political views, gender) property and rules and regulations - ANSWER✔✔-
ethics of respect
each employer shall furnish to each of its employees employment and a
place of employment which are free from recognized hazards that are
causing or are likely to cause death or serious physical harm to his
employees - ANSWER✔✔-ethics of duty
a company that works for the overall best interest of its employees -
ANSWER✔✔-ethics of utilitarianism
a person should act only in a manner that they would like others to act in
that same circumstance - ANSWER✔✔-ethics of rights
values, decisions, actions, beliefs, goals and guiding principles are all
words that describe - ANSWER✔✔-corporate culture
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, commitment, modeling safety, accountability, genuine concern and
training are all examples of what ______ can do to support an ethical
culture in aviation safety. - ANSWER✔✔-leadership
what factors support safety? - ANSWER✔✔-regulations, health and well
being, training and education, company policies
what factors jeopardize safety? - ANSWER✔✔-bad weather, poor decision
making and judgement, over confidence, poor eating habits
how is safety enforced? - ANSWER✔✔-observed through oversight, by
conducting inspection, with regulations, by the FAA
what are some terms that would describe ethics? - ANSWER✔✔-
should/should not, acceptable, good/bad, right
who is responsible for aviation safety? - ANSWER✔✔-regulatory agencies,
operators, manufactures, airports
the FAA is the only aviation organization that has the power to enforce. -
ANSWER✔✔-true
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