AAAE ACE Operations Module 4 Exam 2025–
2026 Accurate Real Exam Questions and
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What is the most common extinguishing agent on airfields? - answer>>>AFFF
(Aqueous Film Forming Foam)
When must ARFF equipment be available at an airport? - answer>>>15
minutes before to 15 minutes after an air carrier operation
If a piece of ARFF equipment needs repair or maintenance, how long may
FAA allow to restore the proper index? - answer>>>48 hours, with FAA
concurrence
What if a certificated airport cannot maintain ARFF Index A capability? -
answer>>>air carrier operations must be suspended
How quickly must ARFF respond to an emergency? - answer>>>One ARFF
vehicle with all personnel in full protective gear must be able to release
extinguishing agents at the midpoint of the furthest runway within three
minutes of the alarm sounding; all other vehicles and personnel must arrive
within 4 minutes
How long must training records for ARFF personnel be kept? - answer>>>24
months
How often must ARFF personnel receive recurrent training? -
answer>>>every 12 consecutive months to include one live-fire drill
, How often is the Airport Emergency Plan updated? - answer>>>every 12
months
What provides a unified national response to disasters and emergencies? -
answer>>>National Response Framework
What does the National Response Framework build upon and what does it
describe? - answer>>>Builds upon National Incident Management System
(NIMS); describes how communities, tribes, states, fed gov, private sectors
and nongov partners work together to coordinate national response and
describes specific authorities and best practices for managing incidents
How often must Class I certificated airports perform a full-scale emergency
plan exercise? - answer>>>once every three years; intervening years there
must be a tabletop exercise
What are the four phases of disaster preparedness? - answer>>>Mitigation
(actions that can prevent) Preparedness (enhance emergency response
capabilities) Response (time-sensitive; four phases) Recovery (return to
normal ops)
What are the phases of Response in the disaster preparedness? -
answer>>>discovery; verification; response; resolution;
What should the airport operator do immediately in the event of an accident
or significant incident that impacts airport operations and safety? -
answer>>>Close the airport immediately
What alert level involves a precautionary approach that would not normally
cause serious difficulty or make the landing unsafe? - answer>>>Alert I
2026 Accurate Real Exam Questions and
Verified Correct Answers JUST RELEASED
What is the most common extinguishing agent on airfields? - answer>>>AFFF
(Aqueous Film Forming Foam)
When must ARFF equipment be available at an airport? - answer>>>15
minutes before to 15 minutes after an air carrier operation
If a piece of ARFF equipment needs repair or maintenance, how long may
FAA allow to restore the proper index? - answer>>>48 hours, with FAA
concurrence
What if a certificated airport cannot maintain ARFF Index A capability? -
answer>>>air carrier operations must be suspended
How quickly must ARFF respond to an emergency? - answer>>>One ARFF
vehicle with all personnel in full protective gear must be able to release
extinguishing agents at the midpoint of the furthest runway within three
minutes of the alarm sounding; all other vehicles and personnel must arrive
within 4 minutes
How long must training records for ARFF personnel be kept? - answer>>>24
months
How often must ARFF personnel receive recurrent training? -
answer>>>every 12 consecutive months to include one live-fire drill
, How often is the Airport Emergency Plan updated? - answer>>>every 12
months
What provides a unified national response to disasters and emergencies? -
answer>>>National Response Framework
What does the National Response Framework build upon and what does it
describe? - answer>>>Builds upon National Incident Management System
(NIMS); describes how communities, tribes, states, fed gov, private sectors
and nongov partners work together to coordinate national response and
describes specific authorities and best practices for managing incidents
How often must Class I certificated airports perform a full-scale emergency
plan exercise? - answer>>>once every three years; intervening years there
must be a tabletop exercise
What are the four phases of disaster preparedness? - answer>>>Mitigation
(actions that can prevent) Preparedness (enhance emergency response
capabilities) Response (time-sensitive; four phases) Recovery (return to
normal ops)
What are the phases of Response in the disaster preparedness? -
answer>>>discovery; verification; response; resolution;
What should the airport operator do immediately in the event of an accident
or significant incident that impacts airport operations and safety? -
answer>>>Close the airport immediately
What alert level involves a precautionary approach that would not normally
cause serious difficulty or make the landing unsafe? - answer>>>Alert I
