Acts and Legislations - DTT507

What does CAA stand for?

• Civil Aviation Authority

• Civil Aviation Association

• Civil Aeronautics Authority

• Civil Aeronautics Association

Deregulation is a process where airlines were given ___________ from being controlled by the _____________ in terms of where they could fly and which routes they could fly to.

(Seperate your answers with a comma)

Countries were against deregulation because...

• Routes with low demand would disappear as under regulation these routes are subsidised

• Airlines may cut corners because of price competition

• Strongest carriers would engage in predatory pricing lowering prices until weaker carriers were forced out.

• All of the above

Some of the major outcomes of The Chicago Convention are:

(Select all that apply)

• The creation of ICAO

• The creation of the 5 freedoms of air

• Rights on nations own airspace

• Multilateral agreements within countries

• Decisions to hegde fuel to assist airlines

What is our primary aviation legislation?

Which is the 2nd freedom of air?

• To fly from country A to country C over country B

• To fly from country A to country C but stopping in country B for fuel

• To fly from country A to country B to country C

• To fly from country C to country A

What are the 2 main branches of CAA?

(Select 2)

• Regulatory function e.g. licensing of aircraft

• Security service e.g. airport security

• Advocacy function e.g. teaching about aviation procedures

• Survelliance function e.g. security cameras

Who looks after accidents relating to civillians in NZ?

• CAA

• TAIC

• ICAO

• IATA

Regular road accidents are not dealt by TIAC.

• True

• False

The report is always created to help the organisation and never to blame anyone.

• True

• False