Aviation Law (Chapter 2)- Test Questions
& Answers
Which of the following remedies may the FAA take against your aviation certificates Correct
Ans-None of these: General, money, compensatory damages, confiscation of any real property
you own
What is the first formal indication you are being investigated by the FAA Correct Ans-Letter
of Investigation (LOI) from your local FSDO
Falsification of records, in the eyes of the FAA, is Correct Ans-The worst offense possible
since the aviation industry relies on trust
A "paper appeal" to the full NTSB Board is typically Correct Ans-Losing party may do after
losing at the NTSB hearing level in an FAA enforcement action
Required to be available, as an airmen, at the request of an FAA investigator Correct Ans-
Medical and pilot certificates and log book upon reasonable request
What is the first clue when being investigated by an FAA officer Correct Ans-Asking about
your history or anything that has occurred
Potential Civil Penalties against FAA certificate holder Correct Ans-$1,000 for non-
commercial operators, $10,000 for commercial; per incident; per violation
& Answers
Which of the following remedies may the FAA take against your aviation certificates Correct
Ans-None of these: General, money, compensatory damages, confiscation of any real property
you own
What is the first formal indication you are being investigated by the FAA Correct Ans-Letter
of Investigation (LOI) from your local FSDO
Falsification of records, in the eyes of the FAA, is Correct Ans-The worst offense possible
since the aviation industry relies on trust
A "paper appeal" to the full NTSB Board is typically Correct Ans-Losing party may do after
losing at the NTSB hearing level in an FAA enforcement action
Required to be available, as an airmen, at the request of an FAA investigator Correct Ans-
Medical and pilot certificates and log book upon reasonable request
What is the first clue when being investigated by an FAA officer Correct Ans-Asking about
your history or anything that has occurred
Potential Civil Penalties against FAA certificate holder Correct Ans-$1,000 for non-
commercial operators, $10,000 for commercial; per incident; per violation
