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What is the primary purpose of commuter airplanes?
What is the primary purpose of commuter airplanes?
- Military operations
- Transporting cargo internationally
- Transporting passengers between regional airports (correct)
- Testing new technologies
General aviation primarily refers to military aviation operations.
General aviation primarily refers to military aviation operations.
False (B)
What is the origin of the word 'aviation'?
What is the origin of the word 'aviation'?
French word 'avi'
___ is a category of small, lightweight aircraft designed for recreational flying.
___ is a category of small, lightweight aircraft designed for recreational flying.
Which of the following is true about military aviation?
Which of the following is true about military aviation?
Match the following types of aircraft with their descriptions:
Match the following types of aircraft with their descriptions:
Commercial aviation includes charter services and scheduled airlines.
Commercial aviation includes charter services and scheduled airlines.
Primary airplanes are used for ___ operations.
Primary airplanes are used for ___ operations.
What does the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines regulate?
What does the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines regulate?
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) provides accreditation to travel agencies.
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) provides accreditation to travel agencies.
What does ICAO stand for?
What does ICAO stand for?
The CAB issues licenses to airlines, which include certificates of public convenience and __________.
The CAB issues licenses to airlines, which include certificates of public convenience and __________.
What is the main purpose of air deregulation?
What is the main purpose of air deregulation?
Match the following organizations with their roles in aviation:
Match the following organizations with their roles in aviation:
The CAB has the authority to set and approve airfares for international flights.
The CAB has the authority to set and approve airfares for international flights.
What is the role of the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines in civil aviation?
What is the role of the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines in civil aviation?
What is the primary function of airlines?
What is the primary function of airlines?
The Civil Aeronautics Board is a government agency in the Philippines that oversees maritime transportation.
The Civil Aeronautics Board is a government agency in the Philippines that oversees maritime transportation.
Name one type of air carrier.
Name one type of air carrier.
A __________ is a large building at an airport used for the storage and maintenance of aircraft.
A __________ is a large building at an airport used for the storage and maintenance of aircraft.
Match the following airport components with their functions:
Match the following airport components with their functions:
Which type of airline is characterized by offering low fares and fewer amenities?
Which type of airline is characterized by offering low fares and fewer amenities?
Airlines do not contribute to employment in other sectors such as tourism and logistics.
Airlines do not contribute to employment in other sectors such as tourism and logistics.
What organization was established in 1944 to promote international civil aviation?
What organization was established in 1944 to promote international civil aviation?
Which type of aircraft is specifically designed for carrying passengers or cargo?
Which type of aircraft is specifically designed for carrying passengers or cargo?
Utility airplanes are primarily used for transporting passengers.
Utility airplanes are primarily used for transporting passengers.
What does IATA stand for?
What does IATA stand for?
Aerobatic airplanes are built to perform __________ maneuvers.
Aerobatic airplanes are built to perform __________ maneuvers.
Match the following types of aircraft with their descriptions:
Match the following types of aircraft with their descriptions:
What are the IATA codes used for?
What are the IATA codes used for?
IATA was established in 1965.
IATA was established in 1965.
Restricted airplanes are primarily used for __________ services.
Restricted airplanes are primarily used for __________ services.
Study Notes
Air Transportation Overview
- Aviation relates to the design, development, production, operation, and use of aircraft, especially heavier-than-air types.
- The term comes from the French word "avi," meaning bird.
Commuter Airplanes
- Commuter airplanes are designed for short-haul flights between regional airports.
- They facilitate passenger transport efficiently across shorter distances.
Experimental Airplanes
- Used for testing new technologies or designs before full-scale production or certification.
General Aviation
- According to the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), it encompasses all civil aviation operations excluding scheduled and non-scheduled air services.
Commercial Aviation
- Involves the operation of aircraft to transport passengers or cargo for compensation.
- Includes both scheduled airlines and charter services.
Military Aviation
- Involves the use of military aircraft for national security, logistics deployment, and warfare.
Categories of Aircraft
- Aerobatic Airplanes: Designed for complex flight maneuvers.
- Limited Airplanes: Subject to operational limitations due to regulations or design constraints.
- Normal Aircraft: Stable airplanes intended for general aviation and commercial use.
- Primary Airplanes: Targeted for flight training and beginner experiences.
- Restricted Airplanes: Utilized for agricultural purposes and services like surveying.
- Transport Airplanes: Specifically for carrying passengers or cargo.
- Utility Airplanes: Versatile aircraft for cargo transport, surveying, and more.
Types of Aircraft
- Jet (J), Propjet (T), Propeller (P), Helicopter (H), Amphibian/Seaplane (A).
Regulatory Bodies
- International Air Transport Association (IATA): Founded in 1945; establishes global standards for safety, security, efficiency, and sustainability in airline operations.
- Civil Aviation Authority (CAB): Regulates domestic and international air transport, ensuring compliance with regulations and issuing airline licenses in the Philippines.
IATA and Travel Agents
- Provides accreditation and resources to travel agencies, enhancing their operational capabilities in the travel industry.
International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO)
- Founded in 1944 as a specialized UN agency to promote safe and orderly international civil aviation.
Airline Industry and Philippine Regulatory Bodies
- Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB): Essential for overseeing airline operations in the Philippines, ensuring safety and compliance.
Importance of Airlines
- Airlines are primary providers of transportation, creating jobs in various sectors, supporting tourism, and enabling cultural exchange.
Airport Infrastructure
- Taxiway: Pathway connecting runways with airport facilities.
- Apron: Area for parking and servicing aircraft.
- Hangar: Building for aircraft storage and maintenance.
- Control Tower: Key for managing air traffic safely on the ground and in the air.
Definition and Types of Airlines
- An airline is an organization that provides air transportation using aircraft.
- Types: Domestic, Regional, International.
- Commercial Airlines Classification: Legacy/full-service, Low-cost, Air Taxi, Boutique airlines.
Airports
- Serve as main gateways for cities, facilitating the movement of passengers and cargo.
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Explore the fundamentals of air transportation in this quiz, focusing on commuter and experimental airplanes. Learn about the design, development, and operation of aircraft, while uncovering the origins and meanings of aviation. Perfect for students interested in aviation and transport.
