Aerospace Norms and Certifications

What is a Norm?

• A. An accepted behavior or procedure that can be very dangerous if not followed

• B. The process of giving official or legal approval to a person, company, product, etc.

• C. A set of rules for aircraft design, manufacturing, maintenance, and operations

• D. An agency responsible for standardizing international aviation practices

What is a Certification?

• A. An accepted behavior or procedure that can be very dangerous if not followed

• B. The process of giving official or legal approval to a person, company, product, etc.

• C. A set of rules for aircraft design, manufacturing, maintenance, and operations

• D. An agency responsible for standardizing international aviation practices

Which regulatory body is responsible for overseeing aviation safety in the United States?

• D. AS9100

• C. FAA

• B. ICAO

• A. EASA

What does the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) ensure?

• D. Customer satisfaction, risk management, and continuous improvement

• A. Aviation safety and environmental protection

• B. Aircraft design, manufacturing, maintenance, and operations

• C. Standardizing international aviation practices

What does the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) develop and maintain?

• D. Customer satisfaction, risk management, and continuous improvement

• A. Aviation safety and environmental protection

• C. Standardizing international aviation practices

• B. Aircraft design, manufacturing, maintenance, and operations

What does AS9100 focus on?

• D. Quality management system in the aerospace industry

• C. Customer satisfaction, risk management, and continuous improvement

• B. Aviation safety and environmental protection

• A. Aircraft design, manufacturing, maintenance, and operations

What is the AS9110 standard focused on?

• D. Aerospace repair stations

• B. Aviation safety and environmental protection

• A. Aircraft design, manufacturing, maintenance, and operations

• C. Customer satisfaction, risk management, and continuous improvement

What is the goal of AS9120?

• B. Aviation safety and environmental protection

• C. Customer satisfaction, risk management, and continuous improvement

• A. Aircraft design, manufacturing, maintenance, and operations

• D. Create a simpler, more efficient experience for both organizations and clients

What does ISO 9001 emphasize?

• D. Costumer satisfaction, process efficiency, and continuous improvement

• C. Customer satisfaction, risk management, and continuous improvement

• B. Aviation safety and environmental protection

• A. Aircraft design, manufacturing, maintenance, and operations

What are the benefits of compliance with aerospace norms and certifications?

• C. Continuous Improvement

• B. Competitive Advantage

• A. Enhanced Safety and Reliability

• D. Increased Customer Confidence