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Avit 402 Exam 1 Questions and Answers 100%
Correct Answers Already Graded A+
Q: How did air transportation start?
Ans: Through the development of air mail
Q: Which act enabled private carriers to carry mail on government's behalf?
Ans: 1924 Kelly Mail Act
Q: Air Commerce Act of 1926
Exampromax - Stuvia US
Ans: The government's plan to develop aviation (Civil airways, navigational
facilities, development of air fields, etc.)
Q: Fist lighted airport
Ans: Cheyenne, WY
Q: Civil Aeronautics Act of 1938
Ans: Enabled the government to regulate prices and destinations
Created the CAA and CAB
- CAA: Civil Aeronautics Administration
- CAB: Civil Aeronautics Board
Q: CAA vs CAB
Ans: CAA- construction, maintenance, and operation of the airway system;
responsible for the enforcement of safety regulations
CAB- responsible for the economic regulation of air carriers between 1940 to
1985
Q: DLAND
Ans: Development of Landing Areas for National Defense
Airports will built all over the country with little strategic thought
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Q: What did the 1944 NAP (National Airport Plan) address/provide? [3]
Ans: - Addressed problems with distribution and facilities
- Formed the basis for airport system planning
- Federal funding programs
Q: FAAP (Federal Aid Airport Program)
Ans: The government will pay half of the airport building costs; the county will
pay the other half
Q: If you use the money from FAAP, what requirements do you have to
meet? [7]
Ans: Public use
Suitably operated and maintained
Aerial approaches and reduced hazards
Proper zoning
Exampromax - Stuvia US
Military may use anytime
Follow aviation standards
Proper record keeping
Q: When was the DOT and FAA created?
Ans: 1966; the FAA replaced the Civil Aeronautics Board
Q: How long is the term for the FAA Administrator?
Ans: 5-years
Q: Who does the FAA Administrator report to?
Ans: The DOT and to the President
Q: What created the Airport and Airway Trust Fund (AATF)?
Ans: Airport and Airway Development and Revenue Act of 1970
Q: Where does AATF get their money? [4]
Ans: Taxes/fees attached to tickets, fuel, aircraft sales, and registration
Q: How is the AATF money spent?
Avit 402 Exam 1 Questions and Answers 100%
Correct Answers Already Graded A+
Q: How did air transportation start?
Ans: Through the development of air mail
Q: Which act enabled private carriers to carry mail on government's behalf?
Ans: 1924 Kelly Mail Act
Q: Air Commerce Act of 1926
Exampromax - Stuvia US
Ans: The government's plan to develop aviation (Civil airways, navigational
facilities, development of air fields, etc.)
Q: Fist lighted airport
Ans: Cheyenne, WY
Q: Civil Aeronautics Act of 1938
Ans: Enabled the government to regulate prices and destinations
Created the CAA and CAB
- CAA: Civil Aeronautics Administration
- CAB: Civil Aeronautics Board
Q: CAA vs CAB
Ans: CAA- construction, maintenance, and operation of the airway system;
responsible for the enforcement of safety regulations
CAB- responsible for the economic regulation of air carriers between 1940 to
1985
Q: DLAND
Ans: Development of Landing Areas for National Defense
Airports will built all over the country with little strategic thought
, 2 Exampromax - Stuvia US
Q: What did the 1944 NAP (National Airport Plan) address/provide? [3]
Ans: - Addressed problems with distribution and facilities
- Formed the basis for airport system planning
- Federal funding programs
Q: FAAP (Federal Aid Airport Program)
Ans: The government will pay half of the airport building costs; the county will
pay the other half
Q: If you use the money from FAAP, what requirements do you have to
meet? [7]
Ans: Public use
Suitably operated and maintained
Aerial approaches and reduced hazards
Proper zoning
Exampromax - Stuvia US
Military may use anytime
Follow aviation standards
Proper record keeping
Q: When was the DOT and FAA created?
Ans: 1966; the FAA replaced the Civil Aeronautics Board
Q: How long is the term for the FAA Administrator?
Ans: 5-years
Q: Who does the FAA Administrator report to?
Ans: The DOT and to the President
Q: What created the Airport and Airway Trust Fund (AATF)?
Ans: Airport and Airway Development and Revenue Act of 1970
Q: Where does AATF get their money? [4]
Ans: Taxes/fees attached to tickets, fuel, aircraft sales, and registration
Q: How is the AATF money spent?
