Communications Module 2 Question and
answers correctly solved
Describe what liability is - correct answer means legal responsibility for one's
acts or omissions. Failure of a
person or entity to meet that responsibility leaves him/her/it open to a
lawsuit for any resulting damages or a court order to perform (as in a
breach of contract or violation of statute). In order to win a lawsuit the
suing party (plaintiff) must prove the legal liability of the defendant if the
plaintiff's allegations are shown to be true. This requires evidence of the
duty to act, the failure to fulfill that duty and the connection (proximate
cause) of that failure to some injury or harm to the plaintiff. Liability also
applies to alleged criminal acts in which the defendant may be
responsible for his/her acts, which constitute a crime, thus making
him/her subject to conviction and punishment. (A Hill, 1997
Alleged: - correct answer something that is claimed as existing or being as
described but is
not yet proven.
Damages: - correct answer the amount of money which the person suing
(plaintiff) may be
awarded in a lawsuit.
Lawsuit: - correct answer an action brought before a court of law by one party
against
another (USLegal, 2001 - 2013). Typically, one "party" is suing another party
,for money or other property (The term "party" can include individuals,
businesses, and government agencies). The party suing is typically called
the "plaintiff;" the party being sued is the "defendant."
Litigation: - correct answer Any lawsuit or other appeal to the courts to
determine a legal
question or matter.
Standard of Care (Duty of Care): - correct answer The level of duty owed by
one person to
another, generally based on what a reasonable person would do in a
similar situation. Failure to meet this standard is negligence.
enjoin - correct answer a legal term that means "restrain or stop
Aircraft Operations: - correct answer Liability to the airport operator will arise
out
of aircraft accidents, fueling, maintenance and servicing, airport related
noise, and rescue efforts.
Premises Operations - correct answer Liability to the airport operator will
arise out
of automobile and other vehicle accidents, elevators, escalators, police and
security enforcement, airport land use control,
property rights, and cases deriving from airports as nuisance (i.e., tripping and
falling), contractual obligations, airport construction,
environmental concerns, work performed by independent contractors, and
special events such as air shows.
, Sale of Products - correct answer Liability to airport stakeholders arising out
of
maintenance and servicing, fueling, and food and beverage
service.
Describe liability and impacts to airport operator - correct answer may result
in the losing their jobs, or in severe cases, civil or criminal liability or
prosecution
2.1 Describe how the airport communications dispatcher helps protect the
agency against liability exposure - correct answer
Describe the aviation laws that establish criminal sanctions for aviation-related
misconduct that jeopardizes safety. - correct answer Transporting hazardous
materials, 49 U.S. Code 46312 (for
example, partially filled and unguarded oxygen canisters);
Transporting controlled substances without navigation and
collision lights illuminated, 49 U.S. Code 46315;
Operating an aircraft into this country without proper registration,
49 U.S. Code 46306; Interference with the performance of the
duties of a crew person on an air carrier, 49 U.S. Code 1472(j);
Use or possession of unauthorized aviation certificates, 18 U.S.
Code 1028, 506, 1019;
Making false statements with intent to defraud the government
49 U.S. Code 47126.risk. Airports operate under an assortment
of rules and regulations: Part 139 (certification of commercial service
airports), Part 1542 (airport security), Part 77 (obstructions), Part 150
answers correctly solved
Describe what liability is - correct answer means legal responsibility for one's
acts or omissions. Failure of a
person or entity to meet that responsibility leaves him/her/it open to a
lawsuit for any resulting damages or a court order to perform (as in a
breach of contract or violation of statute). In order to win a lawsuit the
suing party (plaintiff) must prove the legal liability of the defendant if the
plaintiff's allegations are shown to be true. This requires evidence of the
duty to act, the failure to fulfill that duty and the connection (proximate
cause) of that failure to some injury or harm to the plaintiff. Liability also
applies to alleged criminal acts in which the defendant may be
responsible for his/her acts, which constitute a crime, thus making
him/her subject to conviction and punishment. (A Hill, 1997
Alleged: - correct answer something that is claimed as existing or being as
described but is
not yet proven.
Damages: - correct answer the amount of money which the person suing
(plaintiff) may be
awarded in a lawsuit.
Lawsuit: - correct answer an action brought before a court of law by one party
against
another (USLegal, 2001 - 2013). Typically, one "party" is suing another party
,for money or other property (The term "party" can include individuals,
businesses, and government agencies). The party suing is typically called
the "plaintiff;" the party being sued is the "defendant."
Litigation: - correct answer Any lawsuit or other appeal to the courts to
determine a legal
question or matter.
Standard of Care (Duty of Care): - correct answer The level of duty owed by
one person to
another, generally based on what a reasonable person would do in a
similar situation. Failure to meet this standard is negligence.
enjoin - correct answer a legal term that means "restrain or stop
Aircraft Operations: - correct answer Liability to the airport operator will arise
out
of aircraft accidents, fueling, maintenance and servicing, airport related
noise, and rescue efforts.
Premises Operations - correct answer Liability to the airport operator will
arise out
of automobile and other vehicle accidents, elevators, escalators, police and
security enforcement, airport land use control,
property rights, and cases deriving from airports as nuisance (i.e., tripping and
falling), contractual obligations, airport construction,
environmental concerns, work performed by independent contractors, and
special events such as air shows.
, Sale of Products - correct answer Liability to airport stakeholders arising out
of
maintenance and servicing, fueling, and food and beverage
service.
Describe liability and impacts to airport operator - correct answer may result
in the losing their jobs, or in severe cases, civil or criminal liability or
prosecution
2.1 Describe how the airport communications dispatcher helps protect the
agency against liability exposure - correct answer
Describe the aviation laws that establish criminal sanctions for aviation-related
misconduct that jeopardizes safety. - correct answer Transporting hazardous
materials, 49 U.S. Code 46312 (for
example, partially filled and unguarded oxygen canisters);
Transporting controlled substances without navigation and
collision lights illuminated, 49 U.S. Code 46315;
Operating an aircraft into this country without proper registration,
49 U.S. Code 46306; Interference with the performance of the
duties of a crew person on an air carrier, 49 U.S. Code 1472(j);
Use or possession of unauthorized aviation certificates, 18 U.S.
Code 1028, 506, 1019;
Making false statements with intent to defraud the government
49 U.S. Code 47126.risk. Airports operate under an assortment
of rules and regulations: Part 139 (certification of commercial service
airports), Part 1542 (airport security), Part 77 (obstructions), Part 150
