36 Questions
What is the primary function of an Airport Certification Manual (ACM)?
To link the requirements of Part 139 to its application at each airport
What is the purpose of Advisory Circular 150/5210-22?
To guide airports on developing an Airport Certification Manual (ACM)
What should the Airport Certification Manual (ACM) include?
Additional plans, such as the Pedestrian and Ground Vehicle Operations Plan
What should be the tone of the Airport Certification Manual (ACM)?
Written in plain language, for easy understanding
What is the goal of the Airport Certification Manual (ACM) in terms of regulatory compliance?
To achieve and maintain airport regulatory compliance
What should the level of detail be in the Airport Certification Manual (ACM)?
Comprehensive yet conservative, including only necessary details
What is the primary purpose of the ACN-PCN classification system?
To provide a standardized international airplane/pavement rating system
What is the minimum bearing strength required for the ACN-PCN system to apply?
12,500 pounds
If an aircraft's ACN is equal to or less than the PCN, what is the restriction on its operation on the pavement?
It can operate without restriction
How often should an airport conduct periodic maintenance inspections?
At least twice a year
What is the purpose of the daily inspections required by Pavement Inspection Part 139?
To ensure thorough checking of the pavement
What can happen if minor maintenance issues are postponed?
They can become major repair projects
What is the primary goal of TALPA?
To rectify the discrepancy between airport-reported friction measurements and pilot-reported braking actions
What tool is used by airport operators to categorize runway conditions and friction measurements?
RCAM
What information is used to generate the RCAM?
Airplane performance data from manufacturers
What will replace Mu numbers in the FAA's NOTAM system?
Runway Condition Codes (RwyCC)
How are Runway Condition Codes (RwyCC) determined?
Based on contaminant type and depth categories
What will pilots use to conduct pre-landing and pre-departure assessments?
Flight computers with standard format reported information
What is the frequency of training required for individuals with necessary access to the Movement Area under Part 139?
Every 12 consecutive calendar months
What is the minimum duration for which airfield inspection records must be retained under Part 139?
12 consecutive calendar months
Who is required to be trained in self-inspection duties under Part 139?
Those with airfield self-inspection responsibilities
What is the purpose of maintaining records on training, inspection, condition, and incident data under Part 139?
To comply with regulatory requirements
How often should training records for personnel who are allowed to operate in the Movement Area be retained under Part 139?
24 consecutive calendar months
What is the minimum duration for which airports must retain the regularly scheduled inspection checklist under Part 139?
12 consecutive calendar months
What is the primary purpose of Part 139 regulations?
To establish minimum safety and maintenance standards for airports
Which of the following is a requirement of Part 139?
Snow and ice control, signs, marking and lighting, and wildlife hazard management plans
Why might a general aviation airport elect to apply for Part 139 certification?
To achieve higher safety standards and reduce insurance premiums
Who inspects an airport before allowing commercial flight operations?
The FAA
What is the purpose of Airport Operating Certificate Part 139?
To govern the certification and operation of airports
Which type of airport is required to demonstrate compliance with Part 139 regulations?
Commercial service airports
Which of the following types of airports must meet all the requirements of Part 139?
Class I airports
What is the purpose of developing an Airport Certification Manual (ACM)?
To obtain regulatory compliance
Which of the following is exempt from federal airport certification requirements?
Alaskan airports that serve air carrier aircraft with fewer than 30 seats
How often does the FAA conduct inspections to ensure airports meet federal standards?
At any time, announced or unannounced
What type of operations does Part 139 not consider?
General aviation
What is issued once the ACM is approved by the FAA?
Airport Operating Certificate
Learn about the ACN-PCN system, a standardized international airplane/pavement rating system. Understand how it works and its application in airport pavements.
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