010.01 INTERNATIONAL LAW: CONVENTIONS, AGREEMENTS AND ORGANISATIONS

Question 1

Air navigation commission consists of (19/33) members appointed by the ICAO (Council/Assembly)

Answer 1

Air navigation commission consists of (19) members appointed by the ICAO (Council)

Question 2

President of ICAO Council is elected for (…) years

Answer 2

President of ICAO Council is elected for (3) years

Question 3

State shall notify ICAO of differences between own practices and SARPs (immediately/in 45-/in 60-/in 90 days)

Answer 3

State shall notify ICAO of differences between own practices and SARPs (immediately)

Question 4

The ICAO (Council/Assembly/Air Navigation Commission) finalizes SARPs for submission for adoption

Answer 4

The ICAO (Air Navigation Commission) finalizes SARPs for submission for adoption

Question 5

Freedoms of the Air:

Define the 1st Freedom (IASTA)

Answer 5

The right to fly over a foreign country without landing

(A → B over C)

Question 6

Freedoms of the Air:

Define the 2nd Freedom (IASTA)

Answer 6

The right to refuel or carry out maintenance in a foreign country without embarking or disembarking passengers or cargo

(A → B, with possible technical stop in C)

Question 7

Freedoms of the Air:

Define the 3rd Freedom (Int. Air Transport Agreement)

Answer 7

The right to fly from one’s own country to another country

(A → B)

Question 8

Freedoms of the Air:

Define the 4th Freedom (Int. Air Transport Agreement)

Answer 8

The right to fly from another country to one’s own

(B → A)

Question 9

Freedoms of the Air:

Define the 5th Freedom (Int. Air Transport Agreement)

Answer 9

The right to fly between two foreign countries on a flight originating or ending in one’s own country

(A → B → C)

Question 10

Freedoms of the Air:

Define the 6th Freedom (“so-called”)

Answer 10

The right to fly from a foreign country to another while stopping in one’s own country for non-technical reasons

(B → A → C)

Question 11

Freedoms of the Air:

Define the 7th Freedom (“so-called”)

Answer 11

The right to fly between two foreign countries, where the flights do not touch one’s own country

(B → C)

Question 12

Freedoms of the Air:

Define the 8th Freedom (“so-called”)

Answer 12

The right to fly inside a foreign country, having started from or continuing to one’s own country

(A → B → B)

Question 13

Freedoms of the Air:

Define the 9th Freedom (“so-called”)

Answer 13

The right to fly within a foreign country without continuing to one’s own country

(B → B)

Question 14

The 1963 Tokyo Convention deals with (…)

Answer 14

The 1963 Tokyo Convention deals with (offenses against penal law)

Question 15

The 1999 Montreal Convention deals with (…)

Answer 15

The 1999 Montreal Convention deals with (airline liability in the case of death or injury to passengers, as well as in cases of delay, damage or loss of baggage and cargo.)

Question 16

Abbreviation IATA stands for (…)

Answer 16

Abbreviation IATA stands for (International Air Transport Association)

Question 17

The body of ICAO that finalizes the SARPs for submission for adoption is the (…)

Answer 17

The body of ICAO that finalizes the SARPs for submission for adoption is the (Air Navigation Commission)

Question 18

State which of the following have to be carried on board of an aircraft (multiple answers possible)

• Certificate of registration
• Certificate of airworthiness
• Licenses of personnel
• Recognition of certificates and licenses

Answer 18

• Certificate of registration
• Certificate of airworthiness
• Licenses of personnel
• Recognition of certificates and licenses
• • so all of them -*

Question 19

Contracting states have the obligation to inform ICAO about (…)

Answer 19

Contracting states have the obligation to inform ICAO about (deviations and/or differences from the standards in any of the Annexes to the convention)

Question 20

Air navigation services over high seas are provided by (…), the rules to be followed are (…)

Answer 20

Air navigation services over high seas are provided by (a contracting state who has accepted the responsibility of provision of such services), the rules to be followed are (the rules established under the CONVENTION on International Civil Aviation)

Question 21

The term ‘cabotage’ refers to (…)

Answer 21

The term ‘cabotage’ refers to (domestic air services)

Question 22

The International Air Transport Agreement provides for (…)

Answer 22

The International Air Transport Agreement provides for (the carriage of traffic between the state of registration of the aircraft and any other participating state (freedoms 3 to 5) )

Question 23

The PIC of an aircraft, when he has reasonable grounds to believe that a person has committed or is about to commit on board his aircraft an offense against penal law, may (…)

Answer 23

The PIC of an aircraft, when he has reasonable grounds to believe that a person has committed or is about to commit on board his aircraft an offense against penal law, may (deliver such person to the competent authorities)

Question 24

The mission statements and tasks of EASA are (…)

Answer 24

The mission statements and tasks of EASA are (to SUGGEST RULES AND REGULATIONS to the European Commission, and promote the highest common standards of civil aviation safety and environmental protection in Europe and worldwide)