AVMG 5090 CHAPTER 14 UPDATED ACTUAL
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
Question:
1. Who is empowered to regulate the use of navigable
airspace over the U.S.?
Answer:
Question:
2. The National Park Service (NPS) of the U.S. Department
of Interior desires regulatory changes to reduce the
aircraft noise level in Denali National Park, Alaska. Can
the NPS legally: a. Prohibit aircraft from flying over
certain areas of the park and fine violators? Why? b.
Impose noise limits on aircraft flying over the park and
fine violators? Why? c. Prohibit aircraft from landing and
taking off from locations within the park, such as the
Kahiltna Glacier, a popular spot used by ski-equipped
airplanes to drop off and pick up climbers assaulting the
peak of Denali? Why? d. Impose noise limits on aircraft
landing and taking off from Kahiltna Glacier? Why?
Answer:
Question:
3. The U.S. Navy wishes to exclude civil aircraft from
certain airspace along Virginia's Atlantic coast (now
designated as an MOA) in order to use the airspace for
air combat maneuvering practice without participating
pilots having to keep a sharp lookout for transient civilian
air traffic. a. Can the Navy simply declare that airspace off
limits to civil aircraft? Why? b. How can the Navy
accomplish that objective? c. Will interested persons and
organizations, such as the general aviation community,
have an opportunity to express their opinion on the
proposed airspace change? If so, how?
Answer:
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
Question:
1. Who is empowered to regulate the use of navigable
airspace over the U.S.?
Answer:
Question:
2. The National Park Service (NPS) of the U.S. Department
of Interior desires regulatory changes to reduce the
aircraft noise level in Denali National Park, Alaska. Can
the NPS legally: a. Prohibit aircraft from flying over
certain areas of the park and fine violators? Why? b.
Impose noise limits on aircraft flying over the park and
fine violators? Why? c. Prohibit aircraft from landing and
taking off from locations within the park, such as the
Kahiltna Glacier, a popular spot used by ski-equipped
airplanes to drop off and pick up climbers assaulting the
peak of Denali? Why? d. Impose noise limits on aircraft
landing and taking off from Kahiltna Glacier? Why?
Answer:
Question:
3. The U.S. Navy wishes to exclude civil aircraft from
certain airspace along Virginia's Atlantic coast (now
designated as an MOA) in order to use the airspace for
air combat maneuvering practice without participating
pilots having to keep a sharp lookout for transient civilian
air traffic. a. Can the Navy simply declare that airspace off
limits to civil aircraft? Why? b. How can the Navy
accomplish that objective? c. Will interested persons and
organizations, such as the general aviation community,
have an opportunity to express their opinion on the
proposed airspace change? If so, how?
Answer:
