International Operations Questions and Answers
2022/2023 with complete solution
1 . What FAA publication serves as a single-source document for operators initially
planning oceanic, international, and remote flights?
AC 91-70.
2 . The United States depends on ICAO for which of the following?
Ensuring that facilities, airports, weather, and radio services provided by other nations
meet ICAO standards.
3 . Regional Supplementary Procedures (SUPPS) do which of the following?
Provide detailed procedures for specific areas not otherwise covered in Annexes or
PANS.
4 . Why is it important that you are familiar with the Aeronautical Information Publication
(AIP) from each country that you overfly or in which you land?
The AIP includes descriptions of where local aviation regulations differ from ICAO
standards or recommended practices and procedures.
5 . Which ICAO Annex contains rules relating to conducting visual and instrument
flights?
Annex 2, Rules of the Air.
6 . When over the high seas, Annex 2, Rules of the Air, is controlling. When in another
country's airspace:
Always comply with the rules of that country.
7 . For Part 135 operations outside of the United States, operators must also comply
with:
All the regulations of 14 CFR parts 61, 91, and 135 that are more restrictive and do not
violate Annex 2 or the rules of the foreign country.
1 . Annex 2, Rules of the Air, provides inflight procedures and recommended practices
for:
Both VFR and IFR flight.
2 . According to Annex 3, Meteorological Service for International Air Navigation, what is
the objective of meteorological service for international air navigation?
To contribute towards the safety, regularity, and efficiency of international air navigation.
3 . Annex 5, Units of Measurement to be Used in Air and Ground Operations, contains:
Standard units of measurement, their applications, and conversion factors.
4 . Annex 6 is divided into three parts: International Commercial Air Transport -
Aeroplanes, International Operations - Helicopters, and:
International General Aviation - Aeroplanes.
5 . For border crossing procedures and documentation requirements, which Annex is
the best source?
Annex 9 - Facilitation.
6 . Annex 11 pertains to:
The establishment of airspace, units, and services necessary to promote safe, orderly
flow of air traffic.
7 . What is the purpose of ICAO NAT DOC 007?
Providing guidance and information for flight within the North Atlantic Region.
, 8 . Which ICAO document covers air traffic services, and air traffic management?
ICAO Document #4444.
9 . ICAO Document #9426 covers:
Air Traffic systems, planning, and organization.
10 . If a country's procedures or standards differ from ICAOs, those differences are
published:
In that country's AIP.
11 . Where may significant international information and data affecting the use of foreign
or international airspace, such as temporary changes or permanent changes that have
not been published in other permanent sources, be found?
The International Notice to Airmen (IN).
12 . AC 120-42B covers Extended Operations (ETOPS) and:
Polar Operations.
13 . In addition to individual AIPs, the best place to get the most recent information
during international flight is:
NOTAMs
1 . While crossing the North Atlantic, where could you find information on weather
deviation procedures?
The informational panel on the AT (H/L) Orientation Chart.
2 . Which of the following can be found on a North Atlantic Orientation Chart?
Communications procedures for the area.
3 . The Atlantic Orientation charts have dedicated panels to help with which of the
following contingencies:
All answers are correct.
4 . The Atlantic Orientation charts also include an explanation of the NAT OTS. What is
the best way to describe the NAT OTS?
The alternating flow of traffic between Europe and North America, controlled mostly to
specific times of day.
5 . The AT (High/Low) 3/4 Atlantic Orientation Chart does not contain:
Informational panels.
6 . To provide a wider margin of safety in areas of poor to no ATC coverage, especially
over the African continent, pilots should use:
In-Flight Broadcasting Procedures (IFBP).
7 . The Pacific Ocean High and Low Altitude 1/2 En Route Charts cover much of the
north and central Pacific Ocean. Chart P (High) 1 is primarily for:
NOPAC operations between the United States and Japan.
8 . Which of the following is the best place to look for information on the airspace within
Hawaii?
Pacific High/Low Altitude Chart 4.
9 . On the Arctic Polar/North Pacific High Altitude En Route Charts, aeronautical
information is complete for:
Polar routes.
10 . Distances on international charts are displayed in:
Kilometers, nautical miles, or both.
11 . When prohibited, restricted, or danger areas are shown:
The reference or ID shall be included, and nationality letters may be omitted.
2022/2023 with complete solution
1 . What FAA publication serves as a single-source document for operators initially
planning oceanic, international, and remote flights?
AC 91-70.
2 . The United States depends on ICAO for which of the following?
Ensuring that facilities, airports, weather, and radio services provided by other nations
meet ICAO standards.
3 . Regional Supplementary Procedures (SUPPS) do which of the following?
Provide detailed procedures for specific areas not otherwise covered in Annexes or
PANS.
4 . Why is it important that you are familiar with the Aeronautical Information Publication
(AIP) from each country that you overfly or in which you land?
The AIP includes descriptions of where local aviation regulations differ from ICAO
standards or recommended practices and procedures.
5 . Which ICAO Annex contains rules relating to conducting visual and instrument
flights?
Annex 2, Rules of the Air.
6 . When over the high seas, Annex 2, Rules of the Air, is controlling. When in another
country's airspace:
Always comply with the rules of that country.
7 . For Part 135 operations outside of the United States, operators must also comply
with:
All the regulations of 14 CFR parts 61, 91, and 135 that are more restrictive and do not
violate Annex 2 or the rules of the foreign country.
1 . Annex 2, Rules of the Air, provides inflight procedures and recommended practices
for:
Both VFR and IFR flight.
2 . According to Annex 3, Meteorological Service for International Air Navigation, what is
the objective of meteorological service for international air navigation?
To contribute towards the safety, regularity, and efficiency of international air navigation.
3 . Annex 5, Units of Measurement to be Used in Air and Ground Operations, contains:
Standard units of measurement, their applications, and conversion factors.
4 . Annex 6 is divided into three parts: International Commercial Air Transport -
Aeroplanes, International Operations - Helicopters, and:
International General Aviation - Aeroplanes.
5 . For border crossing procedures and documentation requirements, which Annex is
the best source?
Annex 9 - Facilitation.
6 . Annex 11 pertains to:
The establishment of airspace, units, and services necessary to promote safe, orderly
flow of air traffic.
7 . What is the purpose of ICAO NAT DOC 007?
Providing guidance and information for flight within the North Atlantic Region.
, 8 . Which ICAO document covers air traffic services, and air traffic management?
ICAO Document #4444.
9 . ICAO Document #9426 covers:
Air Traffic systems, planning, and organization.
10 . If a country's procedures or standards differ from ICAOs, those differences are
published:
In that country's AIP.
11 . Where may significant international information and data affecting the use of foreign
or international airspace, such as temporary changes or permanent changes that have
not been published in other permanent sources, be found?
The International Notice to Airmen (IN).
12 . AC 120-42B covers Extended Operations (ETOPS) and:
Polar Operations.
13 . In addition to individual AIPs, the best place to get the most recent information
during international flight is:
NOTAMs
1 . While crossing the North Atlantic, where could you find information on weather
deviation procedures?
The informational panel on the AT (H/L) Orientation Chart.
2 . Which of the following can be found on a North Atlantic Orientation Chart?
Communications procedures for the area.
3 . The Atlantic Orientation charts have dedicated panels to help with which of the
following contingencies:
All answers are correct.
4 . The Atlantic Orientation charts also include an explanation of the NAT OTS. What is
the best way to describe the NAT OTS?
The alternating flow of traffic between Europe and North America, controlled mostly to
specific times of day.
5 . The AT (High/Low) 3/4 Atlantic Orientation Chart does not contain:
Informational panels.
6 . To provide a wider margin of safety in areas of poor to no ATC coverage, especially
over the African continent, pilots should use:
In-Flight Broadcasting Procedures (IFBP).
7 . The Pacific Ocean High and Low Altitude 1/2 En Route Charts cover much of the
north and central Pacific Ocean. Chart P (High) 1 is primarily for:
NOPAC operations between the United States and Japan.
8 . Which of the following is the best place to look for information on the airspace within
Hawaii?
Pacific High/Low Altitude Chart 4.
9 . On the Arctic Polar/North Pacific High Altitude En Route Charts, aeronautical
information is complete for:
Polar routes.
10 . Distances on international charts are displayed in:
Kilometers, nautical miles, or both.
11 . When prohibited, restricted, or danger areas are shown:
The reference or ID shall be included, and nationality letters may be omitted.
