AAAE Certified Member - Module 1 | 56 ACTUAL EXAM QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS 2025 LATEST UPDATED | 100% RATED CORRECT |
GET A+
Airport Sponsor - (Correct Answer)the governing body of the airport
Airport Executive - (Correct Answer)a particular individual such as the airport director or airport
manager (used interchangeably)
Airport Operator - (Correct Answer)the airport management structure overall, including the
Sponsor, Executive and other personnel essential to the operation of the airport.
Airmail Act of 1925 (The Kelly Act) - (Correct Answer)Authorized the postmaster general to
contract for domestic airmail service with Commercial Carriers - Started Commercial Aviation
Also established that aviation should pay for itself
Air Commerce Act of 1926 - (Correct Answer)Created the Aeronautics Branch within the Dept.
of Commerce
一个充满爱心的人，能温暖他人，
传递希望。人与人之间的情感交流
Aeronautics Branch within the Dept. of Commerce Purpose - (Correct Answer)Fostering air
commerce, issuing and enforcing air traffic rules, licensing pilots, certifying aircraft, establishing
airways, operating and maintaining Navaids. Now these are functions of the FAA
Evolution of Aeronautics Branch - (Correct Answer)Split into the Civil Aeronautics
Administration and Civil Aeronautics Board in 1940.
Civil Aeronautics Administration - (Correct Answer)Retained responsibility for ATC
, Civil Aeronautics Board - (Correct Answer)Mad safety rules, conducted aircraft accident
investigations, economic regulation of airlines
Deregulation Act of 1978 - (Correct Answer)Airlines were free to change fares, routes and
destinations at will. FedEx implemented Hub and Spoke method.
FDR's Works Progress Administration(Part of New Deal) - (Correct Answer)funded development
and expansion of 852 airports, but only 50% of funds. The rest was funded by Cost
Share(bonds,...). The FAA funds 75-90% today.
Development of Landing Areas for National Defense (DLAND) - (Correct Answer)During
WWII, Sec. of War and SecNav were allowed to acquire land for development of airports. 986
Total, then 500 given to cities for civil use
Federal Aid to Airports Program (FAAP) - (Correct Answer)Part of Federal Aid to airports Act.
Provided grant funds for mostly runways and taxiways. To be eligible, airport must be listed in
the National Airport Plan
National Airport Plan (NAP) - (Correct Answer)Listed recommendations for airport construction,
maintenance, and operations.
Sponsor Assurances (Grant Assurances) - (Correct Answer)Airports that accepted grant money
一个充满爱心的人，能温暖他人，
were held to promises that the airport would be available for public use and without
传递希望。人与人之间的情感交流
discrimination--the expectation that public use airports cannot deny civil aeronautical operations
Federal Aviation Act of 1958 - (Correct Answer)Created the Federal Aviation Agency later
renamed the Federal Aviation Administration
Airport and Airway Development Act - (Correct Answer)Passed to continue the flow of grant
money to airports. Established the ADAP and PGP
AND ANSWERS 2025 LATEST UPDATED | 100% RATED CORRECT |
GET A+
Airport Sponsor - (Correct Answer)the governing body of the airport
Airport Executive - (Correct Answer)a particular individual such as the airport director or airport
manager (used interchangeably)
Airport Operator - (Correct Answer)the airport management structure overall, including the
Sponsor, Executive and other personnel essential to the operation of the airport.
Airmail Act of 1925 (The Kelly Act) - (Correct Answer)Authorized the postmaster general to
contract for domestic airmail service with Commercial Carriers - Started Commercial Aviation
Also established that aviation should pay for itself
Air Commerce Act of 1926 - (Correct Answer)Created the Aeronautics Branch within the Dept.
of Commerce
一个充满爱心的人，能温暖他人，
传递希望。人与人之间的情感交流
Aeronautics Branch within the Dept. of Commerce Purpose - (Correct Answer)Fostering air
commerce, issuing and enforcing air traffic rules, licensing pilots, certifying aircraft, establishing
airways, operating and maintaining Navaids. Now these are functions of the FAA
Evolution of Aeronautics Branch - (Correct Answer)Split into the Civil Aeronautics
Administration and Civil Aeronautics Board in 1940.
Civil Aeronautics Administration - (Correct Answer)Retained responsibility for ATC
, Civil Aeronautics Board - (Correct Answer)Mad safety rules, conducted aircraft accident
investigations, economic regulation of airlines
Deregulation Act of 1978 - (Correct Answer)Airlines were free to change fares, routes and
destinations at will. FedEx implemented Hub and Spoke method.
FDR's Works Progress Administration(Part of New Deal) - (Correct Answer)funded development
and expansion of 852 airports, but only 50% of funds. The rest was funded by Cost
Share(bonds,...). The FAA funds 75-90% today.
Development of Landing Areas for National Defense (DLAND) - (Correct Answer)During
WWII, Sec. of War and SecNav were allowed to acquire land for development of airports. 986
Total, then 500 given to cities for civil use
Federal Aid to Airports Program (FAAP) - (Correct Answer)Part of Federal Aid to airports Act.
Provided grant funds for mostly runways and taxiways. To be eligible, airport must be listed in
the National Airport Plan
National Airport Plan (NAP) - (Correct Answer)Listed recommendations for airport construction,
maintenance, and operations.
Sponsor Assurances (Grant Assurances) - (Correct Answer)Airports that accepted grant money
一个充满爱心的人，能温暖他人，
were held to promises that the airport would be available for public use and without
传递希望。人与人之间的情感交流
discrimination--the expectation that public use airports cannot deny civil aeronautical operations
Federal Aviation Act of 1958 - (Correct Answer)Created the Federal Aviation Agency later
renamed the Federal Aviation Administration
Airport and Airway Development Act - (Correct Answer)Passed to continue the flow of grant
money to airports. Established the ADAP and PGP
