Test 2

Question 1

What is Zoning?

Answer 1

• An exercise of the police powers of the state as delegated to local govs, designated the uses permitted on each parcel of land within the zoning jurisdiction
• Considers needs of the community and airport

Question 2

What is an Easement? What does an Aviation Easement do?

Answer 2

• A right held by one person to make use of land of another for LIMITED PURPOSE
• An Aviation Easement allows for flights of a/c over the property (noise easement)

Question 3

What act(s) made airport responsible for capturing and controlling runoff, such as avgas and deicing fluids?

Answer 3

• Clean water act 1977
• Oil pollution act (Required the development of Facility Response Plans)
• Storm water discharge ponds

Question 4

What does the government have in place to protect against closed/abandoned hazardous waste sites, or large spills?

Answer 4

• “Superfund” bank account to get the ball rolling on major clean ups while blame is being placed

Question 5

If you have a leak, who do you call right away?

Answer 5

The National Response Center (NRC)

Question 6

Since aircraft are mobile, who/how are Emissions monitored and tracked?

Answer 6

• Monitored on the Federal level

- FAA and EPA regulate air quality!

Question 7

Is the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) a required program?

Answer 7

No! LEED is not a government program, and is voluntary for buildings and companies to participate in.

Question 8

What is a Part 150 study?

Answer 8

• VOLUNTARY
• Provides noise pollution feedback for airports!
• IF airport paid/participated in this study, AIP budget will cover 80% of cost to address the problems found

Question 9

What are some options for airports after they participate in a Part 150 study?

Answer 9

• Zoning with the city
• Changing departure/arrival procedures
• Buying property around the airport
• Noise cancelling houses in affected areas

Question 10

What is the most common reason that (Advisory Circular) AC5300-13 would be updated?

Answer 10

• In response to runway incursions

Airport Design!

Question 11

True or False: Aircraft Approach Speed categories are taken into account during taxiway and runway design

Answer 11

• TRUE

- Important to think about weight distribution on the surface, and turn radius

Question 12

How does an airport determine its “critical aircraft” for taxiway and runway design?

Answer 12

• Weight!
  (The snow plow was considered the critical aircraft for the East side of GFK because it weighed more than any of the baesd a/c! LOL)

Question 13

_______ operations a year is considered reasonable justification for an airport to get another runway.

Answer 13

~200,000

Question 14

The current goal in taxiway design is to:

Answer 14

• Provide the most direct route as possible to/from runway
• Minimize crossing runways
• Allow ATC direct line of sight

Question 15

What are 3 types of pavement designs considered for an airport?

Answer 15

1. Rigid Pavements (CONCRETE!)
2. Flexible Pavements (Petroleum Asphalt)
3. Pavement Overlays (Asphalt Coat)

Question 16

What are the 5 basic Terminal Layouts of airports?

Answer 16

1. Simple Linear (Rectangle)
2. Finger Piers
3. Satellite w/ and w/o finger piers (Rectangle and a Circle)
4. Linear Midfield
5. X-Shaped

Question 17

What are 3 major components of airport TRAFFIC?

Answer 17

1. Originating/terminating passengers
2. Employees
3. Supply/Delivery and other Commercial Vehicles

Question 18

What are 4 types of facilities (in terms of use)?

Answer 18

1. Exclusive Use
2. Common Use
3. Preferential Use
4. Mixed Use

Question 19

True of False: Airport Master Plans are required by the FAA

Answer 19

FALSE! The FAA requires a LAYOUT plan

Question 20

What is the purpose of an Aviation Activity Forecast? What area does it survey?

Answer 20

• Forecast future levels of aviation activity to help with decision making in airport planning
• Survey the “Catchment” area along with all aviation related factors

Question 21

In CAUSAL forecasting, what are 4 Independent variables that are measured?

Answer 21

1. Cost
2. Schedule
3. Population
4. Activities

Ex: number pax. = cost (.67) + schedule (.54) + population (.32) + activities (.15)

means COST will determine number of pax.

Question 22

True or False: Airports must comply with Local, State and Federal environmental regulations!

Answer 22

TRUE

Question 23

What does the FAA stress in regards to the environment?

Answer 23

FAA stresses an Environmental Management System (EMS)!!!

Question 24

What does the “Compatible Land Use” process do for airports?

Answer 24

• Ensures that factories, warehouses, storage yards, farmland etc. are developed around the airport because NOISE is no factor to them

Question 25

Are airport LAYOUT plans required by the FAA?

Answer 25

YES!

Question 26

STATE Aviation System Plans

Answer 26

- Coordinated air transportation system on a wide level - Maximize return on investment of public funds - Identify capital improvements

Question 27

METROPOLITAN Aviation System Plans

Answer 27

- Developed for airports located in close proximity (capacity, airspace, ground access, destinations served)

Question 28

What purpose do mobile transporters serve on airports?

Answer 28

- Move people between buildings and aircraft

Question 29

What does Market Share Forecasting help determine?

Answer 29

- Projects future numbers, characteristics and trend in the Target Market

Question 30

What is Simulation Forecasting?

Answer 30

- Process of creating a model of a system to identify factors which CONTROL the system