AAAE CM FINAL EXAM 2023-2024 REAL EXAM
QUESTIONS AND 100% CORRECT ANSWERS
(VERIFIED ANSWERS)|A+ GRADE
1). December 17 1903
Ans: Orville and Wilbur Wright made their first sustained, controlled, powered heavier-
than-air manned flight at Kill Devil Hills, North Carolinalasting 12 seconds and 120 feet.
2). An airport runway connects
Ans: any town or city to the outside world, providing the benefit of air transportation
while bringing goods, services, jobs, and money into a community, and during a natural or
manmade disaster, airports are an essential community lifeline.
3). The modern day airport - what began as a place for
planes to land and take off, has transformed into
Ans: a multi-use facility, designed to provide revenue
for businesses, jobs for communities, a source of pride for communities, and essential
resources
during national or local emergencies.
4). One of the early adopters of aviation was
Ans: the U.S. government, and specifically, the military that used airplanes on a limited
basis during World War I,
5). Wwi created over _____ airfields in the process
Ans: 900, including open fields or golf courses
6). The air mail act of 1925/kelly act authorized
Ans: the postmaster general to contract for domestic airmail service with commercial
air carriers. Resulted in the widespread of commercial airlines.
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, 7). Automaker henry ford became the first to
Ans: open a private air freight service between
Detroit and Chicago, and the government opened the bidding for private companies to fly
mail. This increased interest and resulted in the takeoff of commercial aviation.
8). Fixed-base operator (fbo)
Ans: Began as early terminals to account for the several fuel stops required for the
slower planes in the 1920s and 30s. Currently use in order to
get fuel, conduct flight planning, and take care of other needs.
9). Air commerce act of 1926
Ans: the cornerstone of the federal government's regulation of
civil aviation. The legislation was passed at the insistence of the burgeoning aviation
industry,
which felt that aviation could not reach its full commercial potential without federal
regulations
to establish and improve safety standards.
It created the a new Aeronautics
Branch within the Department of Commerce and charged the agency with the following:
fostering air commerce, issuing and enforcing air traffic rules, licensing pilots, certifying
aircraft,
establishing airways, and operating and maintaining navigational aids. These are now the
responsibility of the Current FAA.
The aeronautics branch turned into the CAA then split between the CAB.
10). The first
meeting of the american association of airport executives (aaae)
Ans: AAAE created in 1928, first meeting consisted of ten airport
directors attending the National Air Races at Mines Field. Their professional accreditation
standards were adopted in 1954.
11). The cab would control the economics of the airline industry for nearly four decades,
approving air routes and regulating airfares, until finally being dissolved by
Ans: the Airline Deregulation Act of 1978
12). The airline deregulation act of 1978
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QUESTIONS AND 100% CORRECT ANSWERS
(VERIFIED ANSWERS)|A+ GRADE
1). December 17 1903
Ans: Orville and Wilbur Wright made their first sustained, controlled, powered heavier-
than-air manned flight at Kill Devil Hills, North Carolinalasting 12 seconds and 120 feet.
2). An airport runway connects
Ans: any town or city to the outside world, providing the benefit of air transportation
while bringing goods, services, jobs, and money into a community, and during a natural or
manmade disaster, airports are an essential community lifeline.
3). The modern day airport - what began as a place for
planes to land and take off, has transformed into
Ans: a multi-use facility, designed to provide revenue
for businesses, jobs for communities, a source of pride for communities, and essential
resources
during national or local emergencies.
4). One of the early adopters of aviation was
Ans: the U.S. government, and specifically, the military that used airplanes on a limited
basis during World War I,
5). Wwi created over _____ airfields in the process
Ans: 900, including open fields or golf courses
6). The air mail act of 1925/kelly act authorized
Ans: the postmaster general to contract for domestic airmail service with commercial
air carriers. Resulted in the widespread of commercial airlines.
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, 7). Automaker henry ford became the first to
Ans: open a private air freight service between
Detroit and Chicago, and the government opened the bidding for private companies to fly
mail. This increased interest and resulted in the takeoff of commercial aviation.
8). Fixed-base operator (fbo)
Ans: Began as early terminals to account for the several fuel stops required for the
slower planes in the 1920s and 30s. Currently use in order to
get fuel, conduct flight planning, and take care of other needs.
9). Air commerce act of 1926
Ans: the cornerstone of the federal government's regulation of
civil aviation. The legislation was passed at the insistence of the burgeoning aviation
industry,
which felt that aviation could not reach its full commercial potential without federal
regulations
to establish and improve safety standards.
It created the a new Aeronautics
Branch within the Department of Commerce and charged the agency with the following:
fostering air commerce, issuing and enforcing air traffic rules, licensing pilots, certifying
aircraft,
establishing airways, and operating and maintaining navigational aids. These are now the
responsibility of the Current FAA.
The aeronautics branch turned into the CAA then split between the CAB.
10). The first
meeting of the american association of airport executives (aaae)
Ans: AAAE created in 1928, first meeting consisted of ten airport
directors attending the National Air Races at Mines Field. Their professional accreditation
standards were adopted in 1954.
11). The cab would control the economics of the airline industry for nearly four decades,
approving air routes and regulating airfares, until finally being dissolved by
Ans: the Airline Deregulation Act of 1978
12). The airline deregulation act of 1978
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