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______ add additional pavement to maintain the taxiway edge safety margin - ✔✔✔-Fillets
"Know before you fly" addresses what? - ✔✔✔-Information for UAV operators; addressed
under FAR Part 101
"Oriented to be read from viewers perspective and knowledge" reflects which element of
airport way finding? - ✔✔✔-Comprehensible
2 ways a community benefits from having an airport? - ✔✔✔-1. Economic benefits from new
money that comes into the community via air.
2. Job creation (and hence more taxable income)
3 approaches to leasing concession space - ✔✔✔-1. Traditional - the airport manages and
directly leases the space (higher risk for airport, but higher profits)
2. Development company provides management services (advantage - experienced personnel,
disadvantage - another layer of cost)
3. Institutional operator engaged as a master lessee (lower risk, but lower profits)
3 methods airports use to balance concession revenue with service - ✔✔✔-1. Profit margins are
specifically delineated in the lease
2. Prices are specifically delineated in the lease
3. Competing concessions are established
3 types of aprons - ✔✔✔-1. Terminal - passenger and cargo
2. Remote - for Remain Overnight parking or storage, also known as hardstands
3. Hangar - surface in front of a hangar used for aircraft movement
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4 basic runway configurations - ✔✔✔-1. Single
2. Open V
3. Parallel
4. Intersecting
4 Forecast methods - ✔✔✔-1. Regression analysis - ties aviation demand to enplanements,
population, and income levels
2. Trend analysis and extrapolation - historical pattern of aviation activity to project future
trends
3. Market share analysis - assumes local forecasts represent a percentage of national, regional,
and state forecasts
4. Smoothing - focuses on recent trends and conditions
4 types of parallel runways - ✔✔✔-1. Close - less than 2,500 feet (no simultaneous IFR
approaches)
2. Intermediate - 2,500 to 4,300 (IFR approaches OK with precision runway guidance monitoring
[PRGM] radar)
3. Far - 4,300 or greater (simultaneous IFR approaches OK without PRGM)
4. Dual - 4,300 or more between each pair
5 functions of an ALP - ✔✔✔-1. FAA-approved plan necessary for AIP funds and PFC funds
2. Blueprint for airport development
3. Public document
4. Enables FAA and the airport to plan for improvements
5. It is a working tool for airport staff
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5 success factors for airport-centric development - ✔✔✔-1. Development at the airport
(enhance services, upscale shops)
2. Air and surface connectivity (efficient highway, rail, and port)
3. Funding sources
4. Development in the region (linkages between the airport and different areas)
5. Stakeholder collaboration
7 signs of human trafficking - ✔✔✔-1. Traveler is not dressed appropriately for their route of
transport
2. They have a tattoo with a bar code and/or "Daddy"
3. Can't provide details of their departure location destination, or flight information
4. Their communication seems scripted, or there are inconsistencies with their story
5. They can't move freely, or they are being controlled, closely watched, or followed
6. Are afraid to discuss themselves around others, deferring conversation attempts to someone
who appears to be controlling them
7. If it is a child, may appear malnourished and/or show signs of physical or sexual abuse
(bruises, scars, burns). They may also be dressed in a sexualized manner, or seem to be under
the influence of drugs or alcohol
8 signs of terrorism - ✔✔✔-1. Surveillance - photos, videos, drawings of security
2. Elicitation - information gathering about operations, capabilities, or people; usually via social
engineering
3. Testing security - attempting to enter restricted areas, penetrate physical barriers, triggering
alarms
4. Funding - large transactions involving cash or gift cards, sale of counterfeit or stolen goods
5. Acquiring supplies - weapons, explosives, badges, uniforms
6. impersonation - pretending to be police/security, firefighters, company employees
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7. Rehearsal - multiple alarms or suspicious activity in the same area over a short period of time,
mapping routes, gauging response times
8. Deployment - moving into position, moving equipment, supplies, people; attack day
9 common airport IT systems - ✔✔✔-1. Airfield Lighting
2. Airport Noise and Operations Monitoring System - tracks noise events and provides flight
track analysis
3. Automated Vehicle Identification - transponders that track commercial vehicle traffic for
revenue purposes
4. Passenger processing systems - kiosks, multi-user flight information display systems
(arrival/departure screens)
5. Business and financial management systems - business functions
6. Property and asset management systems - tracks asset ownership, lease and concession
management, digital asset management system
7. Physical Access Control System (PACS) - allow, restrict, or track movement of people who have
been issued airport credentials
8. Facility and maintenance - environmental functions, heating, ventilation, electrical, water,
sewer
9. Airport operational database - centralized data storage such as the Flight Information Display
System and baggage management systems)
14 CFR Part 36, Noise Standards - ✔✔✔-Plane noise
14 CFR Part 77, Safe, Efficient Use and Preservation of the Navigable Airspace - ✔✔✔-Identifies
imaginary surfaces around the airport
14 CFR Part 77, Safe, efficient use and preservation of the navigable airspace - ✔✔✔-
Obstructions
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______ add additional pavement to maintain the taxiway edge safety margin - ✔✔✔-Fillets
"Know before you fly" addresses what? - ✔✔✔-Information for UAV operators; addressed
under FAR Part 101
"Oriented to be read from viewers perspective and knowledge" reflects which element of
airport way finding? - ✔✔✔-Comprehensible
2 ways a community benefits from having an airport? - ✔✔✔-1. Economic benefits from new
money that comes into the community via air.
2. Job creation (and hence more taxable income)
3 approaches to leasing concession space - ✔✔✔-1. Traditional - the airport manages and
directly leases the space (higher risk for airport, but higher profits)
2. Development company provides management services (advantage - experienced personnel,
disadvantage - another layer of cost)
3. Institutional operator engaged as a master lessee (lower risk, but lower profits)
3 methods airports use to balance concession revenue with service - ✔✔✔-1. Profit margins are
specifically delineated in the lease
2. Prices are specifically delineated in the lease
3. Competing concessions are established
3 types of aprons - ✔✔✔-1. Terminal - passenger and cargo
2. Remote - for Remain Overnight parking or storage, also known as hardstands
3. Hangar - surface in front of a hangar used for aircraft movement
,CM Training – AAAE Sudy Guide Exam with Questions and Answers – 100%
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4 basic runway configurations - ✔✔✔-1. Single
2. Open V
3. Parallel
4. Intersecting
4 Forecast methods - ✔✔✔-1. Regression analysis - ties aviation demand to enplanements,
population, and income levels
2. Trend analysis and extrapolation - historical pattern of aviation activity to project future
trends
3. Market share analysis - assumes local forecasts represent a percentage of national, regional,
and state forecasts
4. Smoothing - focuses on recent trends and conditions
4 types of parallel runways - ✔✔✔-1. Close - less than 2,500 feet (no simultaneous IFR
approaches)
2. Intermediate - 2,500 to 4,300 (IFR approaches OK with precision runway guidance monitoring
[PRGM] radar)
3. Far - 4,300 or greater (simultaneous IFR approaches OK without PRGM)
4. Dual - 4,300 or more between each pair
5 functions of an ALP - ✔✔✔-1. FAA-approved plan necessary for AIP funds and PFC funds
2. Blueprint for airport development
3. Public document
4. Enables FAA and the airport to plan for improvements
5. It is a working tool for airport staff
,CM Training – AAAE Sudy Guide Exam with Questions and Answers – 100%
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5 success factors for airport-centric development - ✔✔✔-1. Development at the airport
(enhance services, upscale shops)
2. Air and surface connectivity (efficient highway, rail, and port)
3. Funding sources
4. Development in the region (linkages between the airport and different areas)
5. Stakeholder collaboration
7 signs of human trafficking - ✔✔✔-1. Traveler is not dressed appropriately for their route of
transport
2. They have a tattoo with a bar code and/or "Daddy"
3. Can't provide details of their departure location destination, or flight information
4. Their communication seems scripted, or there are inconsistencies with their story
5. They can't move freely, or they are being controlled, closely watched, or followed
6. Are afraid to discuss themselves around others, deferring conversation attempts to someone
who appears to be controlling them
7. If it is a child, may appear malnourished and/or show signs of physical or sexual abuse
(bruises, scars, burns). They may also be dressed in a sexualized manner, or seem to be under
the influence of drugs or alcohol
8 signs of terrorism - ✔✔✔-1. Surveillance - photos, videos, drawings of security
2. Elicitation - information gathering about operations, capabilities, or people; usually via social
engineering
3. Testing security - attempting to enter restricted areas, penetrate physical barriers, triggering
alarms
4. Funding - large transactions involving cash or gift cards, sale of counterfeit or stolen goods
5. Acquiring supplies - weapons, explosives, badges, uniforms
6. impersonation - pretending to be police/security, firefighters, company employees
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7. Rehearsal - multiple alarms or suspicious activity in the same area over a short period of time,
mapping routes, gauging response times
8. Deployment - moving into position, moving equipment, supplies, people; attack day
9 common airport IT systems - ✔✔✔-1. Airfield Lighting
2. Airport Noise and Operations Monitoring System - tracks noise events and provides flight
track analysis
3. Automated Vehicle Identification - transponders that track commercial vehicle traffic for
revenue purposes
4. Passenger processing systems - kiosks, multi-user flight information display systems
(arrival/departure screens)
5. Business and financial management systems - business functions
6. Property and asset management systems - tracks asset ownership, lease and concession
management, digital asset management system
7. Physical Access Control System (PACS) - allow, restrict, or track movement of people who have
been issued airport credentials
8. Facility and maintenance - environmental functions, heating, ventilation, electrical, water,
sewer
9. Airport operational database - centralized data storage such as the Flight Information Display
System and baggage management systems)
14 CFR Part 36, Noise Standards - ✔✔✔-Plane noise
14 CFR Part 77, Safe, Efficient Use and Preservation of the Navigable Airspace - ✔✔✔-Identifies
imaginary surfaces around the airport
14 CFR Part 77, Safe, efficient use and preservation of the navigable airspace - ✔✔✔-
Obstructions
