Podcast
Questions and Answers
- Act No. 3909 gave DTI the authority to administer and enforce civil ______ provisions.
- Act No. 3909 gave DTI the authority to administer and enforce civil ______ provisions.
aeronautics
- CAAP was established as a quasi-judicial and quasi-legislative ______.
- CAAP was established as a quasi-judicial and quasi-legislative ______.
body
- The Civil Aviation Act is Republic Act No. ______, and a vertical bar covering a sentence/paragraph indicates an amendment.
- The Civil Aviation Act is Republic Act No. ______, and a vertical bar covering a sentence/paragraph indicates an amendment.
9497
- The regulations apply to aircraft registered in the ______, operated by licensed persons, and foreign air operators within the Philippines.
- The regulations apply to aircraft registered in the ______, operated by licensed persons, and foreign air operators within the Philippines.
Signup and view all the answers
- General administrative rules govern licenses, certificates, and testing, including pilot, flight instructor, medical, and other ______ licenses.
- General administrative rules govern licenses, certificates, and testing, including pilot, flight instructor, medical, and other ______ licenses.
Signup and view all the answers
- Approved training organizations, aircraft certificates of registration and airworthiness, and maintenance organizations must display their ______.
- Approved training organizations, aircraft certificates of registration and airworthiness, and maintenance organizations must display their ______.
Signup and view all the answers
- A person's licenses and certificates may be denied, suspended, or revoked if found positive for ______ substances.
- A person's licenses and certificates may be denied, suspended, or revoked if found positive for ______ substances.
Signup and view all the answers
Study Notes
History and Regulations of Civil Aviation in the Philippines
- The Chicago Convention was held in 1944, and ICAO was founded in 1947 with 193 state members and over 12,000 standard and recommended practices.
- The Philippines' Airlaw history dates back to 1931 with Act No. 3909, which gave DTI the authority to administer and enforce civil aeronautics provisions.
- In 1952, Republic Act No. 776 was passed, which regulates funds, personnel, and the regulations of Civil Aviation.
- In 2008, Republic Act 9497 was passed, and CAAP was established as a quasi-judicial and quasi-legislative body.
- The rules of construction are defined, including mandatory, discretionary, and recommended practices.
- The Civil Aviation Act is Republic Act No. 9497, and a vertical bar covering a sentence/paragraph indicates an amendment.
- The regulations apply to aircraft registered in the Philippines, operated by licensed persons, and foreign air operators within the Philippines.
- General administrative rules govern licenses, certificates, and testing, including pilot, flight instructor, medical, and other airman licenses.
- Approved training organizations, aircraft certificates of registration and airworthiness, and maintenance organizations must display their certificates.
- Licenses and certificates must be presented for inspection, and exemptions may be applied for and issued by the Director General.
- Psychoactive substances testing is applicable to anyone part of the regulations, and the list of substances includes alcohol, opioids, cannabinoids, sedatives and hypnotics, cocaine, and other stimulants and hallucinogens.
- A person's licenses and certificates may be denied, suspended, or revoked if found positive for psychoactive substances.
Studying That Suits You
Use AI to generate personalized quizzes and flashcards to suit your learning preferences.
Description
Test your knowledge on the history and regulations of civil aviation in the Philippines with this informative quiz. From the Chicago Convention to Republic Acts, learn about the laws and guidelines that govern the aviation industry in the Philippines. Brush up on aircraft registration, licensing, and certifications, and discover the rules of construction for mandatory, discretionary, and recommended practices. See if you can ace the quiz and gain a better understanding of the regulations that keep the skies safe in the Philippines.
