Quiz 6 Airport management
1. The FAA regulations which mandate how commercial airports must operate to
maintain an annual airport certificate.<Ans> Part 139
2. Per FAA regulations, the airport's first responder must be able to travel to the
midpoint of the furthest runway within______________ minutes.<Ans> 3
3. Pavement management is routine, something that is generally only attended to
annually or as needed.<Ans> False
4. An airport's ARFF index corresponds with the length of largest aircraft serv- ing the
airport and .<Ans> number of daily departures by airport's largest
aircraft
5. The document by which airports account for meeting FAA requirements for
operating an airport.<Ans> Airport Certification Manual
6. When airports do not meet FAA regulations, there's no immediate conse-
quence.<Ans> False
7. The type of glycol which is used to treat an aircraft before departure that
generally protects from additional snowfall for up to 3-5 minutes.<Ans> Type I
8. The type of glycol which is used to treat an aircraft before departure that
generally protects from additional snowfall for up to 45 minutes.<Ans> Type IV
9. In accordance with FAA regulations, airport operators inspect airports rou- tinely,
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, in part to assist airport traffic control.<Ans> False
10. Wildlife control at airports is a constant effort, the last resort and least
recommended measure of control is..........................Poision
11. Schedule operation<Ans> passenger carrying operation for compensation or hire
conducted by an air carrier for which the air carrier or its representatives offers in
advance the departure location, departure time and arrival location"
12. Unscheduled Operation<Ans> passenger carrying operation for compensation or
hire, using aircraft designed for at least 31 passenger seats, conducted by an air carrier
for which the departure location, departure time and arrival location are specifically
negotiated with the customer."
13. FAR part 139 Airport classifications<Ans> Class 1 Class 2 Class 3 Class 4
Scheduled (e 31 seats) X. X
Unscheduled (e 31 seats) X. X X Scheduled
(>9 but <31 seats) X. X
14. FAR 139 require to develop<Ans> Airport Certification Manual
Administration & Record Keeping•Operations & Maintenance•Safety & Emergency
Operations
15. Airport Certification Manual (ACM)<Ans> Critical elements of the ACM focus
on:- Pavement Management- Airport Rescue Fire Fighting- Snow/Ice Removal- Wildlife
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1. The FAA regulations which mandate how commercial airports must operate to
maintain an annual airport certificate.<Ans> Part 139
2. Per FAA regulations, the airport's first responder must be able to travel to the
midpoint of the furthest runway within______________ minutes.<Ans> 3
3. Pavement management is routine, something that is generally only attended to
annually or as needed.<Ans> False
4. An airport's ARFF index corresponds with the length of largest aircraft serv- ing the
airport and .<Ans> number of daily departures by airport's largest
aircraft
5. The document by which airports account for meeting FAA requirements for
operating an airport.<Ans> Airport Certification Manual
6. When airports do not meet FAA regulations, there's no immediate conse-
quence.<Ans> False
7. The type of glycol which is used to treat an aircraft before departure that
generally protects from additional snowfall for up to 3-5 minutes.<Ans> Type I
8. The type of glycol which is used to treat an aircraft before departure that
generally protects from additional snowfall for up to 45 minutes.<Ans> Type IV
9. In accordance with FAA regulations, airport operators inspect airports rou- tinely,
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, in part to assist airport traffic control.<Ans> False
10. Wildlife control at airports is a constant effort, the last resort and least
recommended measure of control is..........................Poision
11. Schedule operation<Ans> passenger carrying operation for compensation or hire
conducted by an air carrier for which the air carrier or its representatives offers in
advance the departure location, departure time and arrival location"
12. Unscheduled Operation<Ans> passenger carrying operation for compensation or
hire, using aircraft designed for at least 31 passenger seats, conducted by an air carrier
for which the departure location, departure time and arrival location are specifically
negotiated with the customer."
13. FAR part 139 Airport classifications<Ans> Class 1 Class 2 Class 3 Class 4
Scheduled (e 31 seats) X. X
Unscheduled (e 31 seats) X. X X Scheduled
(>9 but <31 seats) X. X
14. FAR 139 require to develop<Ans> Airport Certification Manual
Administration & Record Keeping•Operations & Maintenance•Safety & Emergency
Operations
15. Airport Certification Manual (ACM)<Ans> Critical elements of the ACM focus
on:- Pavement Management- Airport Rescue Fire Fighting- Snow/Ice Removal- Wildlife
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