AREG 250 Questions with Correct Answers
Where can the Canadian Aviation Regulations be found?
In the Canadian Aviation Regulations (CARs), published by Transport Canada under the
Aeronautics Act.
Where can the Standards be found?
In the Standards sections associated with the CARs (e.g. CAR 521 Standard, CAR 573
Standard, etc.).
The making of CAR's is authorized under what?
The Aeronautics Act.
What is the purpose of the Canada Gazette?
To publish proposed and approved regulations, including CARs, for public notice and
comment.
Who are some of the interested parties in aviation?
Aircraft manufacturers, operators, AMOs, AMEs, pilots, industry associations, and the
general public.
Who is CARAC?
Canadian Aviation Regulation Advisory Council, a group that advises Transport Canada on
aviation regulation development.
Who is ICAO?
International Civil Aviation Organization, a United Nations agency that sets international
aviation standards and recommended practices.
, Who is IATA?
International Air Transport Association, representing airlines worldwide and focusing on
commercial aviation operations.
Who is Transport Canada?
The Canadian federal authority responsible for aviation regulation, oversight, and
enforcement.
Who is the FAA?
Federal Aviation Administration, the United States aviation authority.
Who is EASA?
European Union Aviation Safety Agency, the aviation regulatory authority for the European
Union.
How are the CAR's numbered?
By Part - Subpart - Section (e.g., CAR 571.02).
Which Part of the CAR's doesn't have Standards?
Part I - General Provisions.
What is a Regulation?
A legally enforceable rule that must be complied with.
What is a Standard?
A detailed method or technical requirement explaining how to comply with a regulation.
Which manual do the Regulations often refer to?
Where can the Canadian Aviation Regulations be found?
In the Canadian Aviation Regulations (CARs), published by Transport Canada under the
Aeronautics Act.
Where can the Standards be found?
In the Standards sections associated with the CARs (e.g. CAR 521 Standard, CAR 573
Standard, etc.).
The making of CAR's is authorized under what?
The Aeronautics Act.
What is the purpose of the Canada Gazette?
To publish proposed and approved regulations, including CARs, for public notice and
comment.
Who are some of the interested parties in aviation?
Aircraft manufacturers, operators, AMOs, AMEs, pilots, industry associations, and the
general public.
Who is CARAC?
Canadian Aviation Regulation Advisory Council, a group that advises Transport Canada on
aviation regulation development.
Who is ICAO?
International Civil Aviation Organization, a United Nations agency that sets international
aviation standards and recommended practices.
, Who is IATA?
International Air Transport Association, representing airlines worldwide and focusing on
commercial aviation operations.
Who is Transport Canada?
The Canadian federal authority responsible for aviation regulation, oversight, and
enforcement.
Who is the FAA?
Federal Aviation Administration, the United States aviation authority.
Who is EASA?
European Union Aviation Safety Agency, the aviation regulatory authority for the European
Union.
How are the CAR's numbered?
By Part - Subpart - Section (e.g., CAR 571.02).
Which Part of the CAR's doesn't have Standards?
Part I - General Provisions.
What is a Regulation?
A legally enforceable rule that must be complied with.
What is a Standard?
A detailed method or technical requirement explaining how to comply with a regulation.
Which manual do the Regulations often refer to?
