Cm Mod 1 Flashcards

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Simply put grant assurances are

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A promise the airport sponsor makes when they except Airport improvement program money or land from the federal government

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Why does the FAA use Grant assurances and what three competing interest do they

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They allow Airport executive to better manage a local fairs. They meet the FHA requirement that federal funds are used for public air transportation. And they meet the goal of the federal government to promote social objectives ADA compliant

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How long are insurance is in effect for

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20 years to life

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What if you violate Grant insurances

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Risk losing federal funds by being placed on the non-compliance list

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Who is most likely to fall apart 13 or part 16 complaint

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FAA or aeronautical user

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What is Airport law

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A phrase used to describe a collection of FAA regulations very statutes Grant insurances advisory circular’s and court decisions at the local state and federal levels

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What happens when the Airport excepts federal money or land

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The airport is in a closed fist school system revenues generated by the airport must be expanded at the airport

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What is the role of the FAA related to the airport operator

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Airport operator must remember that they are running a public entity but also a business enterprise that is heavily regulated

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What is a ICAO and what do they do

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International civil aviation organization. They provide international cooperation and uniformity in regulations and standards

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What are the two types of on Airport land

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Aeronautical and non-aeronautical

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What are the two types of off Airport land

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Compatible and incompatible Land use

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What structures are generally considered to be incompatible with Airport Operations

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Anything that affects the air space

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What are some options for Airport Operations to attempt to prevent incompatible Land use

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Through the airport master plan or adopting ordinances

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What does Grant assurances 19 Operations is a maintenance required to Airport to

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Must be safe and serviceable condition

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Why does the FAA Encourage airport to have minimum standards

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They help insurance in adequate level of safe and efficient service is available to the public

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What is an example of just discrimination

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Unless it would be unreasonable really costly Burton soon or impractical. Or if they have an exclusion right

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What are the overall benefits of minimum standards

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They promote safety and maintain a high quality of service and they protect the airport from unlicensed product or services

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What does the exclusion right Grant insurance is 23 require and what are the exceptions

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Airport operator cannot grant an aeronautical tenant the exclusion right to conduct a particular commercial aeronautical service

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Explain what you can and cannot do at an airport

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Airport may impose conditions rules and regulations and users and tenants to ensure safe and efficient operations

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What is a through the fence agreement

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May occur when there is an aeronautical user adjacent to the airport example Airpark type communities

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What are the four basic types of leases

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Straight lease
Graduated lease
Re-evaluated lease
Percentage lease

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What are the critical elements of the leasehold agreement

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At least generally consist of recitals, the term date, improvements, repairs and obligations, the use of the property, and the expiration.

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What are the factors to consider in concession leasing and rate setting

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Location, size, supported infrastructure, exposure to traveler, and demand for the airport space

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What is a mag

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It is a minimum amount guarantee

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What are the three approaches to leasing concession space

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Traditional
Development company
Institutional operator

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What are the five steps of Airport property development

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Acces- zoning
Market analysis
Develop a pro forma. Profit margin
Construction 
Operating plan
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What are the four areas Airport executive should assess when upgrading computer system

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Compatible, security and safety, scalability, and usability

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Identify the primary IT system at an airport and their function

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Airfield lighting essential to safety of the airport at night

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Identify the types of cyber security for tax

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Email, hacking, denial of service, and malware

30
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What is social engineering

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It is the art of human manipulation

31
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What are the three types of insurance under the commercial general liability also known as the CGL

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Hanger keepers, premises liability, and product liability

32
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Identify methods to reduce risk and the airport

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Comply with part 139, training, risk analysis program, daily inspections, blanket insurance and notams

33
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When are federal procurement policies and processes required to be used for

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Federal funds

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What are federal procurement policy is designed to do

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Designed to promote fair and open competition and to ensure integrity in the public permit process

35
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What are the various types of contracts and their central elements

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Construction manager at risk proposal, design build, task order, professional services contract, single source or non-competitive

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What are the dollar requirements and minimum public post your requirement for construction contractor using federal funds

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Must be over $100,000 and be on the street for 30 days

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Briefly explain DBE requirements

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Anything over 250,000 in prime contractor using federal funds must have DB participation and it established goals

38
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What is Grant insurance 24

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Requires the airport sponsor to set fees and leases rates and other charges that are directed at making the airports self-sustaining as possible

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What are Airport’s prohibited from factoring into the rate base

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Airport may not establish rents fees, based on the cost of Airport property improvements or noise mitigation programs that were paid with federal funds

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What does self sustainability mean

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Which means to set rates and charges an attempt to be self-sustaining

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What are the types of rate settings

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Residual - Airlines cover additional expenses

Compensatory, sponsor assumes all liability

Hybrid, combination of the two

Publix subsidy approach, local government backed

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What can be included in the rate base

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Cost of airfield facilities, services, debt service, cash reserves, and environmental costs

43
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What is revenue diversion

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Using fees or Airport land resources to benefit the community

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What are some examples of non-operating revenue

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Taxes PFCs or CFCs

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What are the most common aeronautical revenue sources at an airport

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Services that are directly and substantially to the movement of passengers baggage mail or cargo landing fees example

46
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What is the benefit to the community of having an airport

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Economic and the creation of jobs

47
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What can Airport revenue be used for

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Operating expenses

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What are some examples of non-operating revenue

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Taxes PFCs or CFCs

49
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What are the most common aeronautical revenue sources at an airport

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Services that are directly and substantially to the movement of passengers baggage mail or cargo landing fees example

50
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What is the benefit to the community of having an airport

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Economic and the creation of jobs

51
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What can Airport revenue be used for

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Operating expenses

52
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What are the primary at their offices that an airport manager will most likely engage

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Office of Airport, Airport district office

Air traffic organization

Aviation safety or FSDO

Office of commercial space transportation

53
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What is the difference between a FAA advisory circular and an FAA order

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Advisory circular’s explain the intent of the federal regulation by the FAA order directives on specific subjects and programs issued by the FAA

54
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What does the ACRP and PARAS project show

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They provide best practices

55
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What are the two primary document issued by the TSA

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Security directives and information circulars

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What is a FBO and a SASO

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Fix based operator and a specialized aviation service operator they are flight schools maintenance charter or other Operations

57
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What is the difference between a FAA advisory circular and an FAA order

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Advisory circular’s explain the intent of the federal regulation by the FAA order directives on specific subjects and programs issued by the FAA

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What does the ACRP and PARAS project show

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They provide best practices

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What are the two primary document issued by the TSA

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Security directives and information circulars

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What is a FBO and a SASO

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Fix based operator and a specialized aviation service operator they are flight schools maintenance charter or other operations

61
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What is the difference between a joint use and a shared use airport

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A joint use his military own while I shared Airport is owned by both

62
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What was the significance of the air commerce act

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Created a new aeronautics branch known as this civil aeronautics and ministration and the precursor to the FAA

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What is the civil aeronautics board’s function

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Charged with making safety rules in conducting aircraft accident investigations and economic regulation of the airlines

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How did the regulation affect the airline industry

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Created The hub and spoke system

65
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What act created the FAA and TSA

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The federal aviation act and September 11

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What is the significance of the airport and airway development act of 1970

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Created the airport development aid program and the planning grant program and also part 139

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What is the difference between the Airport sponsor and the airport director

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The Airport sponsor establishes policy by the airport manager implement a policy

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What does the FAA say is the responsibility of an airport

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That must be safe secure and efficient

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What is a policy guidance letter

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It is a way to add or revise guidance on the AARP

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What are three types of AIP money

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Entitlement
Set aside
Discretionary