AAAE C.M. Module 4 Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass

AAAE C.M. Module 4 Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass Airport executive - tactical leader responsible for learning the issues, making recommendations, and executing policy stakeholder engagement - station manager's meeting concessionaires meeting security consortium tenant meeting citizen participation - considered better governance and results in fewer subsequent problems principles for building public suppor - establish and maintain legitimacy identify affected parties and understand their perspective clarify issues and generate alternatives depolarize 2100% Pass Guarantee Katelyn Whitman, All Rights Reserved © 2025 AAAE member support - AAAe holds more than 90 domestic and international meetings each year with 10k attendees, comprised of airport and aviation executives Airport legislative alliance - provides representation for America's airport system on Capitol Hill airport alerts keep members up to date on the status of pending legislation transportation security policy - keeps executives apprised of the latest information and analysis on key security issues sends security policy alerts and notices transportation security clearinghouse (TSC) - designated aviation channeler (DAC) assisting airports in the processing of credentialing checks regulatory affairs - issues regulatory alerts keep members up to date of FAA rulemaking actions and interpretations represents airports before DOT, FAA, EPA Certified Member (CM) - available to affiliate, associate, participating, corporate, military, academic grad members of AAAE pass exam with 70% or higher based on CM Body of Knowledge Modules 3100% Pass Guarantee Katelyn Whitman, All Rights Reserved © 2025 accredited airport executive - primary path to professional recognition as an Airport Executive professionals is to obtain accreditation three steps: pass the CM exam, pass the writing requirement, pass oral board and be working at an airport at the time National Environmental Policy Act of 1969 (NEPA) - raised public awareness and response to aircraft noise required that the airport assess noise impacts of major projects Aviation Noise Abatement Policy (ANAP) 1976 - airlines responsible for retirement, replacement or retrofit of older jet engines air travelers and shippers responsible for bearing cost residents and prospective residents responsible for investigating the noise problems and taking steps to minimize its effect on people airports are responsible for noise FAR Part 36 Certificated Airplane Noise Levels - established noise certification standards for the design of turbojet and transport category