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mod 1 part 2 Flashcards

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establishes rules of airspace, aircraft registration and safety, security, and sustainability, and details the rights of the
signatories in relation to air travel.

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Conventions

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was the first international convention
to address the political difficulties and
intricacies involved in international
aerial navigation.

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The Paris Convention of 1919 (Convention Relating to the Regulation of Aerial Navigation)

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The Paris Convention of 1919 is also known as

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Convention Relating to the Regulation of Aerial Navigation

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the Paris Convention with its annexes was agreed upon, adopted and opened the signature by the representatives of __ allied and associated powers at the peace
conference.

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5
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is the convention for the unification
of certain rules relating to international
transportation by air applies to any
international transportation of persons,
baggage or merchandise by aircraft
compensations.

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The Warsaw Convention 1929

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The Warsaw Convention provided that

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an air carrier was liable for damages

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air carrier was liable for damages
sustained by:

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-Death or injury to the passengers
-Destruction, loss or damage to baggage or goods
-Loss resulting from delay in the transportation of passengers, baggage or merchandise

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contracting states were required to undertake to secure the highest degree of uniformity in complying with international standards and practices

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The Chicago Convention of 1944

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The Chicago Conference established the International Civil Aviation
Organization (ICAO) to foster

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planning and development of international
air transport

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The Chicago Conference provided another significant document

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The International Air Transport Agreement

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The International Air Transport Agreement is also known as

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Five Freedoms Agreement

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This agreement is applicable only to civil aircraft engaged in scheduled air
services.

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International Air Transport Agreement or the Five Freedoms Agreement

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regarding the damage caused by foreign aircraft to third parties on the ground/surface.

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The Rome Convention of 1952

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14
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It permits a claimant to pursue a claim against a foreign operator through
the Court in the state of residence.

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The Rome Convention of 1952

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Any resulting judgement would then be enforceable in the state of the
_______.

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Operator

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provides that the State of Registration of an aircraft is competent to exercise jurisdiction over offences and acts committed on board.

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Tokyo Convention of 1963

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The _____ and others are empowered to prevent such acts being committed and to deliver the person concerned to the appropriate authority.

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Aircraft commander

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States party to the convention are obliged to take all appropriate measures to restore and preserve control of the aircraft to its lawful commander

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Tokyo Convention of 1963

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The convention contains detailed provisions on the establishment of
jurisdiction by states over the offense; on taking of the offender into
custody; and on the prosecution or extradition of the offender

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The Hague Convention of 1970

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The Hague Convention of 1970 is the convention for the _____

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Suppression of Unlawful Seizure of Aircraft

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Denies the act of unlawful seizure of aircraft (hijacking)

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The Hague Convention of 1970

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It is mainly concerned with acts other than those pertaining to the unlawful seizure of aircraft.

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The Montreal Convention of 1971

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The Montreal Convention of 1971 is correctly titled the Convention

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Convention for the Suppression of
Unlawful Acts against the Safety of Civil Aviation

24
Q

Which international convention was concerned with terrorism against internal civil aviation at airports and their facilities?

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Montreal Convention

25
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Example of acts against the safety of civil aviation (Montreal Convention of 1971):

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-violence on board
-destruction of an aircraft in service
-placing in an aircraft any device likely to destroy
-damaging any air navigation facility
-communication of information known to be false

26
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This protocol was adopted by a conference, which met at Montreal in 1988.

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Protocol Supplementary to the Montreal
Convention

27
Q

Protocol Supplementary to the Montreal
Convention extends the definition of offence given in the 1971 Convention to include

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specified acts of violence at airports serving international civil aviation

28
Q

The international and unlawful use of any device, substance or weapon in
performing an act of violence against a person at an airport serving international
civil aviation, which causes or is likely to cause _____

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serious injury or death

29
Q

Known as Convention on Commercial Aviation on February 20, 1928.

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Habana Convention

30
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Which convention lays down uniform rules governing the air carrier’s liabilities in respect to passengers and goods?

A

Warsaw Convention

31
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Known as Convention on Supplementary to the Warsaw Convention on September 8, 1961.

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Guadalajara Convention

32
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Known as convention on the International Recognition of Rights in Aircraft.

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Geneva Convention

33
Q

It is a type of lease when the leased aircraft is operated under the Air Operator Certificate of the Lessee (Operator borrowing the aircraft from the
Lessor).

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Dry Lease

34
Q

They issued the 1st airworthiness & registration requirements in the world.

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United Kingdom

35
Q

this is the world’s oldest
airworthy aircraft

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Blériot XI, civil
registration G-AANG built in 1909

36
Q

Military aviation took wings when then _____ bill for the creation of the Philippine Militia was approved on March 17, 1917.

A

Senate President Manuel L. Quezon’s

37
Q

Philippine Militia, otherwise known as the _______

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Philippine National Guard (PNG)

38
Q

The bill mandates the complement of an aviation unit composed of 15 officers and 135 enlisted men.

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The Militia Act 2715

39
Q

The Militia Act 2715, the name it was given after its passage, was enacted in
anticipation of the outbreak of hostilities between the _____ and
_____.

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United States, Germany

40
Q

Under the Militia Act 2715, the _______ was trained.

A

first batch of Filipino military pilots

41
Q

On October 8, 1917, _______organized the Aero Club of the Philippines

A

Governor- General Francis B. Harrison

42
Q

Senate President Manuel L. Quezon was elected as its first President, and Harrison would also push to establish the first government-owned airline of the country.

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Aero Club of the
Philippines

43
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In the _______, the Philippines joined the bandwagon of airline establishment.

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absence of any regulatory framework

44
Q

On July 7, 1920, the Council of State approved the establishment of the

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Philippine Air Service

45
Q

the country’s first government airline, at the heels of the fleeting existence of Philippine Airways Services, Inc. (PASI).

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Philippine Air Service

46
Q

is a private airline owned by Joseph Stevenot and Alfred Croft that shut down after only about a year of operation for lack of patrons.

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Philippine Airways Services, Inc. (PASI)

47
Q

was to fly passengers and mail in the country in accordance with a statute passed by the Commonwealth government.

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The first government airline

48
Q

In February 1921, Militia
Commission confirmed
appointments of officers and
pilots for the

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Philippine Air Service (PAS)

49
Q

as the Philippine
Assembly approved its budget
in the General Appropriations
Act of 1921, ____ were
ordered, and ____ were built.

A

Aircrafts, airports

50
Q

Unfortunately, a change of
administration in the US caused a
change of plans; ______
replaced Harrison as Governor-General of the Philippines

A

Lenorad Wood

51
Q

Lenorad Wood first act
was to _____

A

scuttle/destroy the airline

52
Q

In 1927, it established the US big five in the airline industry:

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-United Airlines
-Transcontinental
-Western Airlines (later become Trans World Airlines)
-American Airlines
-Eastern Air Lines
-Pan American Airways

53
Q

November 20, 1931 – the Philippine Assembly passed ______ which directed the Secretary of Public Work and Communications to create a division that would regulate air commerce and develop air transport faster.

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Act 3909, the Air Commerce Act,

54
Q

December 31, 1931 – Malacañang announced the implementation of _____ in accordance with the provision of Act 3909.

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pilot licensing

55
Q

March 31, 1932 – Governor- General Roosevelt formed a _____ to study aeronautical expansion

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new aviation committee

CALR (2 decks)

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