AVIA 230 Quiz 4

AVIA 230 Quiz 4 Liberty University

AVIA 230 Quiz Regulation and Control

Covers the Learn material from Module 4: Week 4.

1. ICAO has stated that no person may y a UAS in a country unless specifically authorized either by the government or by a set of regulations. What does the letter I in ICAO stand for?
2. The 05-01 policy recognized that if UAS operators were strictly held to the “see and avoid” requirements of 14 CFR _____________, “Right-of-Way Rules,” there would be no UA flights in civil airspace.
3. ITAR stands for:
4. The Federal Aviation Act of _______ created the Federal Aviation Administration.
5. In the aeronautics context, a TSO stands for:
6. Surprisingly to some, the rules cover releases of certain information to non-U.S. persons completely ________ the United States.
7. One previous attempt to address a narrow category of remotely piloted aircraft was ___________, published in 1981.
8. The Federal Avaition Act of 1958 created the ___________________.
9. The Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments to the ____________ require that the FAA enforcement process provide “due process” in the procedures for ensuring compliance with the regulations. This means that no one shall be deprived of “life, liberty, or property without due process of law.”*
10. are used to administer dual use exports, including exports of certain UASs, software, know how, and numerous payloads, among other items.
11. The ____________________, which was passed on July 5, 1940, forbids the export of minerals, chemicals, and aircraft parts without a license. Three weeks later the ban added aviation fuel, iron, and scrap metal.
12. Violations of export controls can also lead to criminal penalties, including ________ in some circumstances.
13. The International Civil Aviation Conference created the permanent ______________________ as a means to secure international cooperation and the highest possible degree of uniformity in regulations and standards, procedures, and organization regarding civil aviation matters.
14. Regulations in any technical environment such as aviation are typically driven by original equipment manufacturers and
15. The airspace in the United States is divided up into various sectors labeled by letters. Which letter airspace is considered uncontrolled?
16. Pursuant to its rulemaking authority, the FAA has set forth the standards for the operation of aircraft in the sovereign airspace of the United States. Commonly known as the
17. If you wish to export a UAS that qualifies as a defense article, or share know how relating to how to develop or produce that article, you must get a(n) _________ or a special agreement from DDTC.
18. The _____________ may modify or revoke an FAA regulation, order, or guidance document when required in the public interest.
19. In order to determine if a UAS you are considering exporting needs a license, you need to be sure it is not controlled by the
20. ASTM has group dedicated to the creation of standards for Unmanned Air Vehicle Systems. That group is
21. Many ______ items that are subject to control under the EAR are subject to NS1 (National Security 1) or MT1 (Missile Technology 1) controls.
22. Aviation regulations in the United States have enjoyed a long and colorful history, beginning with the commencement of airmail operations by the U.S. Post Office in
23. Three of the tools that the FAA uses to administer the FARs are ACs, _______________, and policy statements.
24. The range of possible outcomes varies from a case being abandoned by the FAA after it investigates an alleged violation, to a trial, an outcome, and an appeal to the U.S. Court of Appeals or even to the
25. The only reference in any ICAO document to unmanned aircraft is found in __________ of the convention.

Other sets

1. Civil penalties of up to ______________ per violation are available in cases where there is no certificate to suspend or revoke.
2. Violations of the _____ or the EAR can create serious criminal liability for organizations or for individuals.
3. This term is defined as a product, software, or know how (e.g., a drawing, an email with instructions on how to make something) crossing the U.S. border on its way to another country.
4. The 05-01 policy recognized that if UAS operators were strictly held to the “see and avoid” requirements of 14 CFR _____________, “Right-of-Way Rules,” there would be no UA flights in civil airspace.
5. The Federal Aviation Act of _______ created the Federal Aviation Administration.
6. Exports of military items are administered by the
7. One previous attempt to address a narrow category of remotely piloted aircraft was ___________, published in 1981.
8. What does FAA stand for?
9. Until recently there was no specific reference in any of the Federal Aviation Regulations to
10. Regulations in any technical environment such as aviation are typically driven by original equipment manufacturers and
11. If you wish to export a UAS that qualifies as a defense article, or share know how relating to how to develop or produce that article, you must get a(n) _________ or a special agreement from DDTC.
12. Three of the tools that the FAA uses to administer the FARs are ACs, _______________, and policy statements.
13. In order to determine if a UAS you are considering exporting needs a license, you need to be sure it is not controlled by the
14. The main goal of this agency was to study problems with aviation. They did not create many regulations, instead focusing on current issues in aviation at the time.
15. ICAO has stated that no person may fly a UAS in a country unless specifically authorized either by the government or by a set of regulations. What does the letter I in ICAO stand for?
16. The Federal Aviation Act of 1958 created the
17. An export control program is important to help prevent the export of ITAR or EAR controlled items. Is this program created by the government or the company?
18. The __________ regulates aircraft, airmen, certain categories of employees of airlines and commercial or common carrier operations, airports, and the national airspace.
19. are used to administer dual use exports, including exports of certain UASs, software, know how, and numerous payloads, among other items.
20. A violation of EAR or ITAR regulations can result in a fine of
21. The ___________ is a classification system used to identify commercial items that are controlled for export as dual-use items under the EAR.
22. The only reference in any ICAO document to unmanned aircraft is found in __________ of the convention.
23. The FAA has issued a number of policy statements pertaining to _____________, including AFS-400 UAS Policy Statement 05-01;
24. This is the key method that the US government uses to protect sensitive equipment, software, and technology:
25. If a product falls under the EAR, but not under ITAR, the item is

Other sets

1. The Commerce Clause of the U.S. Constitution (Article I, Section 8) grants __________ broad authority to “regulate commerce with foreign nations, and among the several states.” The U.S. government therefore has exclusive power to regulate the airspace of the United States.
2. This is the key method that the US government uses to protect sensitive equipment, software, and technology:
3. The International Civil Aviation Conference created the permanent ______________________ as a means to secure international cooperation and the highest possible degree of uniformity in regulations and standards, procedures, and organization regarding civil aviation matters. “14 CFR Parts, other than Part 107, do not apply to UAS”

4. Chose the best answer below that addresses this statement.
5. This term is defined as a product, software, or know how (e.g., a drawing, an email with instructions on how to make something) crossing the U.S. border on its way to another country.
6. ASTM has group dedicated to the creation of standards for Unmanned Air Vehicle Systems. That group is ______________ .
7. ICAO has stated that no person may fly a UAS in a country unless specifically authorized either by the government or by a set of regulations. What does the letter I in ICAO stand for?
8. In order to determine if a UAS you are considering exporting needs a license, you need to be sure it is not controlled by the ________
9. If a product falls under the EAR, but not under ITAR, the item is ________________
10. The _____________ may modify or revoke an FAA regulation, order, or guidance document when required in the public interest.
11. FAA policy statement AFS-400 UAS Policy 05-01 was issued on September 16, 2005, in response to dramatic increases in __________ operations in both the public and private sectors.§
12. The Federal Aviation Act of _______ created the Federal Aviation Administration.
13. The FAA has issued a number of policy statements pertaining to _____________, including AFS-400 UAS Policy Statement 05-01;
14. A validated _________ classification that is definitely not in a controlled ECCN category means that the commercial item generally does not require a license to be exported or re-exported.
15. ITAR stands for:
16. Until recently there was no specific reference in any of the Federal Aviation Regulations to _________________
17. _______________ require specific U.S. government export licenses for most exports of commercial and military UASs and certain vehicle control software.
18. Violations of the _____ or the EAR can create serious criminal liability for organizations or for individuals.
19. Surprisingly to some, the rules cover releases of certain information to non-U.S. persons completely ________ the United States.
20. One previous attempt to address a narrow category of remotely piloted aircraft was ___________, published in 1981.
21. Which ITAR category does not deal with UASs:
22. The __________ regulates aircraft, airmen, certain categories of employees of airlines and commercial or common carrier operations, airports, and the national airspace.
23. The Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments to the ____________ require that the FAA enforcement process provide “due process” in the procedures for ensuring compliance with the regulations. This means that no one shall be deprived of “life, liberty, or property without due process of law.”*
24. Export controls not only regulate the movement of physical goods outside of the United States but they also cover releases of ___________ and “know how” outside the United States that occur through a variety of mechanisms, including emails, phone calls, and the use of shared databases.
25. Exports of military items are administered by the ____________________.