Engineering Economics and Management, Laws and Ethics Practice Test

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• What encompasses a comprehensive framework aimed at enhancing security in aviation operations?
• What is the area within the runway that can be used to taxi but not for landing called?
• What is the process by which an aircraft or part complies with airworthiness requirements?
• Who is responsible for making the entry in the maintenance records after an annual 100 hour or progressive inspection?
• Which CAR part must be followed by maintenance personnel whenever they perform a maintenance task?
• The time value of money is crucial in engineering economics because it accounts for which of the following factors?
• Which section of PD 1570 outlines qualifications for receiving a temporary certificate of registration as an Aeronautical Engineer?
• Special Use Airspace belongs to which FAR Subchapter?
• What term describes a form of fixed-interest security issued by various entities?
• How long is the duration of maintenance organization approvals according to EASA?
• Which of the following is a fundamental responsibility of professionals as outlined in the code of ethics?
• What term describes a market structure where one company is the only seller of a product?
• What is defined as the consistent use of good judgment and well-developed knowledge, skills, and attitudes to accomplish flight objectives?
• An aircraft's operating limitation can be found in what documents?
• What does the official seal of an Aeronautical Engineer contain?
• Who is responsible for making the necessary entries in maintenance records after inspections like annual or 100-hour inspections?
• What do you call the after-tax present worth of all depreciation effects over the depreciation period of the asset?
• The PRC was created under which PD and amended by which PD?
• The present worth of cost associated with an asset for an infinite period of time is referred to as?
• What document contains specifications and data for certificated aircraft when the number of registered aircraft is 50 or fewer?
• When was the first licensure examination for aeronautical engineers conducted by the PRC?
• The Civil Aviation Authority Act of 2008 replaced which of the following with the Civil Aviation Authority?
• How long is the validity of a Certificate of Airworthiness?
• An imaginary cost representing what will not be received if a particular strategy is rejected is known as?
• In which type of aircraft is the negative limit load factor specified?
• What is defined as the capacity of a commodity to satisfy human want?
• What must be ensured before a Certificate of Airworthiness can be issued?
• What document must a foreigner submit to take the Aeronautical Engineering board exam in the Philippines?
• If an airline from a non-JAA country flies to an airport located in a JAA member state, what aviation law applies?
• What is Airworthiness?
• What document is signed by an authorized representative of an approved maintenance organization regarding inspection, repair or modification after a Maintenance Release?
• What is the meaning of "aircraft" according to RA 9497?
• Which entity is ultimately responsible for keeping the aircraft airworthy?
• What is the correct height of the marking on a lighter-than-air aircraft?
• How long must a person refrain from consuming alcoholic beverages before acting as a crew member of a civil aircraft?
• Which function of managers involves establishing criteria for assessing and measuring work processes?
• Which freedom allows a state to grant another state the right to put down traffic from the home state of the carrier?
• What term describes the quantity of a commodity bought at a certain price at a given time and place?
• The Board of aeronautical engineering was created under which regulation?
• What office was created under CAAP to assist the DG for certification of aircraft and personnel?
• Which document is essential for documenting the maintenance history of an aircraft?
• What is defined as the consistent use of good judgment and developed skills to accomplish flight objectives?
• What area within the runway can be used to taxi but not for landing?
• Which term is synonymous with Public Aircraft?
• Who is responsible for conducting the written licensure examination for aeronautical engineers?
• In which setting do aeronautical engineers typically work?
• What is the main role of a first-line manager?
• What type of manager is responsible for overseeing the work of other managers?
• Which of the following is a fixed-interest security issued by governments and institutions?
• What is the interest rate at which the present worth of cash flow on a project equals zero?
• Which approach is often used to justify capital investment decisions?
• Which PCAR part provides the requirements for Philippine commercial air transport operators?
• What is another term for the "acid-test ratio"?
• As applied to capitalized assets, the distribution of initial cost by periodic changes to operation is referred to as?
• Return on investment ratio is the ratio of which two financial elements?
• Is RA 776 still in effect?
• Which function lays the groundwork for all other functions in management?
• Are foreigners allowed to take the licensure exam for aeronautical engineers?
• Which of the following best defines "Maintenance" in the context of the PCAR?
• Which VFR cruising altitude is appropriate when flying about 3,000 feet AGL on a magnetic course of 185 degrees?
• What documentation is required after a minor repair on a certificated aircraft?
• Which EASA regulation would give information about maintenance licenses?
• According to PD 1570, how many members constitute the Board of Aeronautical Engineering?
• What is the term for the condition that ensures an aircraft, its engines, and components conform to accepted engineering practice?
• For a JAR 66 CAT-A license applicant who has graduated from a JAR 147 school, how much practical experience is required in a JAR 145 maintenance organization?
• This speed refers to the maximum at which the landing gear on a retractable gear aircraft should be extended or retracted.
• What is the term for the certification confirming that maintenance work meets airworthiness standards?
• Who is responsible for making the entry in the maintenance records after an inspection?
• What is the certificate that authorizes an operator to carry out specified commercial air transport operations?
• What is the consequence if the time limit written in the AD is not overdue?
• Which principle suggests that demand varies inversely with price?
• In accordance with the PCAR, which maintenance task is permitted to be performed by a pilot?
• What is the primary goal of the Safety Management System?
• What are the categories according to JAR-66?
• When was PD 1570 signed into law?
• The report of ratings is located in which section of PD1570?
• Which of the following is not an aircraft category rating?
• What is the maximum gross weight for lighter-than-air aircraft?
• Market size is directly proportional to which of the following?
• What is an important aspect of partnership ownership in business?
• What is the beginning of that portion of the runway usable for landing called?
• Which license is required to approve the RTS?
• What is considered the keystone of professional conduct?
• Who issues a JAR 66 certifying staff license?
• What is the Certificate issued after each maintenance as described in the PCAR?
• Does a person with an airman license always have to carry their license?
• How is the capitalized cost of any structure or property computed?
• In an Approved Maintenance Organization (AMO), who issues or approves the maintenance release of return to service?
• What are the annexes found on implementing rule for continuing airworthiness?
• What method is typically used to evaluate the profitability of investments over their useful lives?
• Which of the following refers to articles or substances that can pose significant risks to health or safety when transported by air?
• Which statement is true regarding Title 14 of the CFR?
• A license applicant must fulfill which of the following age requirements to qualify?
• What is the term for the right to fly over another country without landing?
• What is the secondary surveillance radar code for radio failure or lost communications?
• Powers and Duties of the Board is under what section of PD1570?
• What term describes the duration that the property may be operated effectively?
• Who issues a JAR 66 certifying staff license?
• Which of the following is not a professional service specified under the major activity areas in aeronautical engineering practice?
• On what date did RA 9497 become law?
• What is the standard time by which an aircraft can complete a full turn?
• What type of organization does the JAR-145 apply to?
• The qualifications for a person to be appointed as a member of the Board of Aeronautical Engineering are described in which section of PD 1570?
• What is the true value of the interest rate computed by equations for compound interest for a 1-year period known as?
• A Flight Engineer requires which of the following type of medical certificate?
• Which EASA part 66 license category allows a person to act as certifying staff for base maintenance?
• What term refers to all charges based on gross business or sales, or gross or net profit?
• What type of maintenance does a repair station certificate cover?
• What is the prescribed rest time for a flight crew before returning to service after scuba diving?
• Which CAR part is essential to follow by maintenance personnel whenever they perform a maintenance task?
• Which aviation procedure aims to minimize risk by systematically managing safety practices?
• Which category is allowed to sign a release to service after overhaul?
• Which authority is responsible for organizing an Aircraft Accidents Investigation and Inquiry Board?
• What accounting term represents an inventory account adjustment?
• What is the minimum required age for a board member in aeronautical engineering?
• What term describes the quantity at which revenues and costs are equal?
• Thrust reversers are categorized under which ATA chapter?
• Honesty, ________ and courtesy form a moral philosophy which is highlighted under section 1 of the Code of Ethics; what is the missing word?
• How is a major change defined?
• What term describes any individual who engages in the navigation of aircraft and is responsible for inspection, maintenance, or repair of aircraft?
• How long is the duration of maintenance organization approvals according to EASA?
• What manual is designed to introduce basic pilot skills and knowledge for piloting airplanes?
• According to the Law of Demand, what happens to the quantity of a good demanded when its price rises, assuming all else remains equal?
• An EASA IR B1.2 engineer can certify ______.
• Which relation requires the engineer to be dignified and refrain from self-promotion?
• The Warsaw Convention of 1929 is also known as?
• What management function involves setting objectives and determining the course of action to achieve them?
• According to the NTSB, a serious injury includes which of the following?
• At what age must an applicant be at minimum to qualify for the Aeronautical Engineering exam?
• What term describes the amount of money earned by a given capital?
• What type of costs can be reasonably measured and allocated to a specific output or work activity?
• Which FAR part specifies the requirements for repair stations?
• What is a manual containing guidance for personnel of the Aviation Training Organization called?
• Which category is allowed to sign a release to service after an overhaul?
• What is the standard factor of safety applied for aircraft?
• Who is the chairman of the Civil Aeronautics Board?
• Which government body manages the aeronautics licenses in the Philippines?
• Which regulation defines the requirements for aircraft types brought under Philippine registry?
• What refers to the savings which takes place because goods are not available for consumption rather than the consumer really wants to save?
• What is the maximum number of consecutive terms an individual can serve as a member of the Board?
• Who holds ultimate authority over the commission?
• What is defined as the difference between future value and present value?
• To which title does Aeronautics and Space belong?
• What market situation exists when there is only one buyer and one seller?
• Which of the following describe the ratings of an approved maintenance organization in detail?
• During an investigation, which document does the Board issue to secure witness appearance and relevant documents?
• What is referred to as the breakeven point in economics?
• What is the maximum diameter of the seal of an Aeronautical Engineer?
• Which PCAR part outlines the requirements for Certificates of Airworthiness?
• Which convention established the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO)?
• What does PD 1570 refer to in relation to aeronautics?
• What is one of the primary roles of base maintenance certifying engineers?
• Who are exempted from the examination?
• Which type of interest is compounded at the end of each finite length period?
• Which FAR part contains information about the airworthiness of propellers?
• What is the function of the quality personnel?
• What is defined as an alteration that may significantly affect airworthiness when not in the aircraft specifications?
• Who holds corporate authority for ensuring maintenance and modifications meets required standards?
• Gross margin is the ratio of gross profit to what component?
• Which principle ensures that a firm has sufficient liquidity to meet its short-term obligations?
• The flow back of profit plus depreciation from a given project is called?
• What type of management focuses on the integration of technology into organizational processes?
• The amount of a company's profits distributed to ordinary shareholders is called?
• Which relation states that an engineer must present potential consequences when their judgment is overruled?
• How many fire extinguishers must an aircraft carry if it will transport 900 passengers?
• Velocity on a V-n Diagram is typically measured in which unit?
• Which method is often used in municipal project evaluations where benefits and costs accrue to different segments of the community?
• The code of ethics regarding optimum efficiency and economy in the execution of work is related to which relationship?
• Under FAR Part 25, a factor of safety is applied unless specified otherwise in terms of which loading condition?
• What type of market deals specifically with the exchange of information?
• What is the title of RA 776?
• How can we define an achievement toward which effort is directed?
• Which statement is true regarding fire extinguisher requirements in aircraft?
• What economic term describes a reduction in national income and output, usually accompanied by falling prices?
• When may the Authority inspect an ATO applicant?
• An FAA Form 337 is used to record and document _____.
• What term is used to describe the distribution of the initial cost of a capitalized asset over its useful life?
• What document indicates the legal ownership of a financial security and entitles the holder to payments?
• What type of engineering focuses primarily on the design and manufacture of aircraft and spacecraft?
• What law governs the practice of aeronautical engineering in the Philippines?
• General Operating and Flight Rules is under which CFR Part?
• What is the correct symbol for the minimum steady flight speed at which an airplane is controllable?
• Which of the following does not belong to the Board of Members of the CAAP?
• Honesty, __________ and courtesy form a moral philosophy outlined in the Code of Ethics. What is the missing word?
• What does CAMO stand for?
• What is defined as a group of individuals working together as a team to attain shared objectives?
• What is used to record historical financial transactions?
• Which freedom allows an aircraft to carry passengers or cargo from a foreign country to the airline's home country?
• What does the abbreviation JAR stand for in aviation?
• Who issues Airworthiness Directives?
• Which factor describes the negative limit load for a utility aircraft?
• What is the term for the value at which an asset is listed on a balance sheet, calculated as cost minus accumulated depreciation?
• Which freedom of the air allows an airline to make a technical landing in a neighboring state?
• In the PCAR, what does AOC stand for?
• Operating rules for General Aviation flights are found in which FAR part?
• Which certificate is issued by the authorities to force some changes on a type-certificated product?
• If you have an urgent message to transmit regarding the safety of an airplane, what word do you prefix the message with?
• What type of aerodrome terminal configuration allows aircraft to park around a building that is separate from the main structure?
• What type of market sells raw materials necessary for the production of other goods?
• Which type of resource is primarily considered to perform activities towards objective achievement?
• In a JAR-145 maintenance organization, which language(s) must certifying staff be able to use?
• What is a critical function of management that involves assessing performance against goals and making adjustments?
• According to PD 1570, an aeronautical engineer shall have an official seal bearing which details?
• Which regulation abolished the Air Transportation Office in the Philippines?
• In the context of aviation management, what does the term 'qualified personnel' refer to?
• What must students complete before gaining a Sport Pilot Certificate?
• In which book would you expect to find a CMR, a maintenance statement, a sector record, and a deferred defect?
• The ratio of net income before taxes to net sales is known as what?
• What is the most common type of organizational structure adopted by most firms?
• When were the Rules and Regulations of the Board of Aeronautical Engineering approved?
• In aviation practices, what is the term for the height at which visual references are required during an approach?
• What financial ratio measures a company's ability to pay short-term obligations?
• Which scenario does NOT apply for Temporary Registration in Aeronautical Engineering?
• What is the term for the contracting state that approves the original type certificate for an aircraft?
• When did RA 9497 become a law?
• What term describes the decrease in the value of physical property due to the passage of time?
• What type of medical certificate must a Private Pilot License (PPL) holder possess?
• Who has the power to regulate the economic aspect of air transportation?
• Which organization was created by the Chicago Convention of 1944?
• According to RA 9497, how is an aircraft defined?
• Which PCAR part provides the requirements for Certificates of Airworthiness?
• How many hours must a student pilot have for airplanes to qualify for a Sport Pilot Certificate?
• What is the definition of a ramp/apron in the context of an airport?
• Who is authorized to approve the Return To Service?
• What is the title of Part 2 of the Philippine Civil Aviation Regulations?
• When two or more aircraft are approaching an airport for landing, which aircraft has the right of way?
• How many times in a year are licensure exams for aeronautical engineers held?
• A more structured method for pilot training can be found in which FAR part?
• Which document will indicate compliance with requirements but is not mandatory?
• When was President Decree No. 1570 signed?
• What is the primary focus of safety management systems in aviation?
• What is the term used for additional information provided to prospective bidders prior to the bidding date?
• What is the main consequence of practicing aeronautical engineering without certification?
• What is the concept of the discount rate primarily used for in engineering economics?
• What is the primary role of the Continuing Airworthiness process?
• Which of the following is not a definition of a stock?
• What is the minimum age requirement to be eligible for a maintenance license?
• What is the name for meteorological information provided for aircraft in flight?
• This freedom is also known as stand-alone cabotage:
• Which CAR part must an organization follow to get approval for maintaining an aircraft?
• Which license is necessary to approve the RTS?
• What is the intent of the Code of Professional Ethics in engineering?
• What is the term for the specified altitude at which a missed approach must be initiated during a 3D instrument approach?
• The applicant for Category II or III Pilot authorization shall have at least how many cross country flight hours as PIC?
• This represents regulatory requirements for the airworthiness of aircraft operating in the Republic of the Philippines.
• For normal category aircraft, the VD is equivalent to which of the following?
• Who holds the primary responsibility for maintaining the airworthy condition of an aircraft?
• Which of the following documents is NOT required by every aircraft of a contracting State engaged in international navigation?
• Which document governs the practice of aeronautical engineering?
• The following documents shall be present on board the aircraft prior to its return to service, EXCEPT:
• What describes a condition with a single seller and many buyers?
• Which of the following is NOT an element of influencing?
• According to ethical codes in engineering, striving for optimum safety falls under which category?
• What is the process of assigning responsibility, authority, and accountability to complete work tasks?
• What defines the process of logically grouping activities and establishing working relationships for maximum efficiency?
• In engineering economics, this is the point where business makes neither a profit nor a loss.
• What type of regulations does Title 14 of the CFR primarily address?
• Within how many days after the end of the fiscal year must the Board submit the annual report to the Commission?
• Which of the following is NOT considered a core function of management?
• Which authority is responsible for regulating and certifying aviation operations within a member state?
• Who signed the Presidential Decree 1570?
• Which authority is responsible for regulating aeronautical engineering practices in the Philippines?
• Which regulatory body oversees repair stations in the United States?
• What ensures that a board member of Aeronautical Engineering practices ethical standards?
• What is considered the keystone of professional conduct?
• Navigation is found on which ATA Chapter?
• Capitalized cost of a project is also known as?
• Resources that help perform activities toward achieving an objective include which of the following?
• What is the main component of capital recovery in financial management?
• When a Philippine-registered aircraft is flying over Malaysia on its way to India, which law regarding aircraft operations should the crew follow?
• What term describes the actual interest earned in one year?
• What is true regarding the scope of the examination?
• How many CAR Parts are currently in force?
• Which of the following provides detailed requirements that support the intent of a regulation presented in a Part, but gain the force and effect of the governing regulations only if specifically referred to in the governing regulation?
• Who is responsible for ensuring that the physical condition of a JAR 66 license holder does not adversely affect his ability to certify work?
• What is the primary role of the Civil Aviation Authority?
• To be qualified as a Board Member, what is the minimum age and years of practice required in Aeronautical Engineering?
• Which law established the EASA?
• What encompasses the term 'airman' according to aviation regulations?
• Which of the following is a qualification of a board member for aeronautical engineering?
• Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of the Board of Aeronautical Engineering?
• Which regulation details the airworthiness standards for heavier airplanes like the Boeing 737?
• What is the primary purpose of Air Traffic Control?
• Which jurisdiction is responsible for the organization overseeing the final assembly of an aircraft?
• What constitutes the practice of aeronautical engineering?
• The term "breakeven point" refers to what in business practice?
• How many years of practice are required to become a board member or chairman of Aeronautical Engineering?
• Which of the following is included in Article III of the Implementing Rules and Regulations governing the practice of aeronautical engineering in the Philippines?
• Which part of PCAR provides the requirements for transporting hazardous materials?
• What certification confirms that maintenance work complies with airworthiness standards?
• Two or more people sharing ownership of a single business is defined as what?
• On the seal of the Aeronautical Engineer, which words are inscribed on the upper portion?
• Who is primarily responsible for maintaining an aircraft in an airworthy condition?
• What is the maximum penalty for negligence as outlined in PD 1570?
• What section of the Code of Ethics states that an engineer must present consequences if their judgment is overruled?
• According to PD 1570, if a person is below 21 years old, can that person be allowed to take the licensure examination for aeronautical engineers?
• What is the first consideration in runway design?
• What information appears above the full name of the registrant on the Aeronautical Engineer seal?
• Who should conduct the written licensure examination for Aeronautical Engineers?
• The following are major activities of Aeronautical Engineering except?
• What is the title of the head of the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP)?
• Who has corporate authority for ensuring that operations and maintenance activities meet required standards?
• What is the standard requirement concerning maintenance records for repair stations?
• In which part of the Philippine Civil Air Regulation is Personnel Licensing found?
• Which aircraft category cannot be type certificated in more than one category?
• What is the required minimum for a checklist used during annual or 100-hour inspections?
• Which PCAR part provides the requirements for investigating accidents and incidents?
• Which is the first Filipino-owned private airline in the Philippines?
• What type of asset is represented by goodwill?
• Which preflight action is required for every flight?
• What is an area intended for fueling, parking, or maintenance of aircraft called?
• If a student pilot operates an aircraft for compensation or hire, what is the applicable sanction?
• Which PCAR part provides the requirements for Approved Maintenance Organizations?
• What is the term for an unavoidable landing expected to result in no injuries?
• What kind of obligation is described as having no condition attached?
• In aviation management, what is the primary purpose of the maintenance organization?
• When can a revoked certificate of registration be reinstated according to the regulations?
• Which CAR part provides a general procedure or defines the technical terms used in the regulations?
• Which member is NOT part of the board of the Civil Aeronautics Authority?
• How many days after publication do the Rules and Regulations of the Board of Aeronautical Engineering take effect?
• Which term describes the relationships and interactions of various economic agents within a market?
• When was the first licensure examination for aeronautical engineers conducted by the PRC?
• In terms of aviation law, who has the authority to approve or deny flight operations?
• What is the title of the body organized by the Director General for accident investigations under the Civil Aviation Law?
• A list that provides for the operation of aircraft with particular equipment inoperative is known as?
• Which manual is required by CAAP for part 6 organization?
• What is the specified altitude below which descent must not be made without visual reference?
• Which of the following is typically used as a primary reference for maintenance plans?
• What type of airport is publicly owned, has at least 2,500 passengers boarding each year, and receives scheduled passenger service?
• When considering a project, which of the following criteria is typically used to evaluate its financial feasibility?
• What is a market where sellers and buyers exchange shares called?
• Which document serves as proof of an aircraft's compliance with regulatory standards?
• Which certificate signifies that you can operate an aircraft?
• Which section of PD 1570 outlines the disciplinary actions for engineers?
• Is it allowed by law to practice aeronautical engineering without a certificate of registration?
• What is the purpose of the seal of the Board of Aeronautical Engineering?
• What is the management function that involves choosing tasks to attain organizational goals?
• This part is the Airworthiness Standards: Transport Category Aircraft:
• How may people sign/s a CRS after scheduled maintenance?
• In engineering economics, which of the following is an example of fixed costs?
• Which term is defined as a series of equal payments occurring at equal intervals of time?
• Which article in the Implementing Rules and Regulations provides guidelines on professional conduct for aeronautical engineers?
• Which term describes the alteration of an aircraft to conform with an approved standard?
• In the SYD method of computing depreciation, what is the formula to compute the sum-of-years digits with n as the number of useful years of the equipment?
• Which of the following statements is false regarding aeronautical engineering practice?
• Market situation where there are only two buyers with many sellers is called?
• What document is awarded to all successful examinees of the technical written examination for aeronautical engineers?
• Which qualification is not required for appointment as a member of the Board of Aeronautical Engineers?
• Who issues the type certificate of an aircraft?
• Which law established EASA?
• Which of the following is not factual about supply and demand?
• Which of the following is not considered an intangible asset?
• In terms of project management, what does organizing involve?
• In the concept of supply and demand, what does perfect competition imply?
• Which PCAR part provides the requirements for AMT licenses?
• An index measuring short-term paying ability is known as?
• Which ICAO annex pertains to Personnel Licenses?
• Which is considered a practice of aeronautical engineering?
• It is defined as a rectangular area on the ground or water prepared for an aircraft's initial climb. What is it called?
• Which certificate is crucial for operations involving airworthiness?
• According to ICAO, markings on the taxiways and runways are painted in which colors, respectively?
• Which PCAR part provides the requirements for Approved Training Organizations?
• What information is included on the Certificate of Registration issued to successful examinees?
• What is essential for engineers to report on, regarding their activities and performance?
• What is the term for a defined area on an airport intended to accommodate aircraft for loading or unloading passengers and cargo?
• Where are the minimum requirements defined for commercial air traffic between different countries?
• What is the title of RA 9497?
• The maximum gross takeoff weight for Light Sport Aircraft may not exceed how many pounds?
• Which regulation outlines the requirements for issuing mechanic certificates?
• A secondary book of accounts, the information of which is obtained from the journal, is called?
• What must an engineer disclose according to the Code of Ethics in professional dealings?
• This refers to the carriage of passengers, cargo, or mail for remuneration by persons whose principal place of business is in the Republic of the Philippines.
• What is the title of PD 1570?
• What term refers to the decrease in value of assets like aircraft and machinery over time?
• Which of the following is not considered practice of aeronautical engineering?
• Which statement about monopoly is untrue?
• What refers to an imaginary cost representing what will not be received if a particular strategy is rejected?
• What is the responsibility of a board member according to the aeronautical engineering qualifications?
• When flying over Malaysia, which law regarding aircraft operations should be followed by a Philippine-registered aircraft's crew?
• Which section of PD 1570 specifies qualifications for admission to written examinations for Aeronautical Engineer?
• What system does the FAA use to deliver advisory material to its customers and the public?
• What do you call a series of uniform payments made at equal intervals of time?
• What was the first licensure examination for Aeronautical Engineers conducted?
• Which economic model describes a few firms dominating a market?
• What is the Certificate of Airworthiness?
• Which engine's failure would most adversely affect the performance of an aircraft?
• Who qualifies as a bonafide holder of a certificate of registration issued by the Board?
• Under which ATA chapter would you classify environmental control systems?
• Which FAA regulation pertains to maintenance work?
• Which manual is required by CAAP for part 9 organizations?
• In a competitive market, what primarily determines the price of goods?
• Ordinary simple interest is based on how many days in one banker’s year?
• What is a key function of management in relation to resource allocation?
• What term refers to the order quantity that minimizes inventory cost per unit time?
• What is the term for the movement of an aircraft on the surface of an aerodrome under its own power, excluding take-off and landing?
• What primary area does PD 1570 aim to govern?
• Which entity is responsible for providing air traffic management and enforcement of aviation law?
• Who establishes the recommended operating time between overhauls of a turbine engine used in general aviation?
• According to R.A. 9497, how many persons make up the Board Members?
• What document outlines procedures for the execution of duties in aviation training?
• What must a foreign Certificate of Airworthiness meet to be validated by the authority?
• What term describes the quantity of a commodity offered for sale at a certain price at a given time and place?
• What does the abbreviation JAR stand for?
• Which regulation of the FAA pertains to maintenance work?
• Is it legal for the professional organization to require all aeronautical engineers to remain a member in good standing?
• What is a key function of the professional ethics in engineering?
• Which equivalent value is used for VD in normal category aircraft?
• What is the maximum number of seats allowed for a commuter category aircraft excluding the pilot seat?
• What marking is used for standard identification on Philippine registered aircraft?
• What term describes the willingness and ability to pay for a good or service?
• Which of the following is NOT a function of the Civil Aviation Authority?
• What is the position title of the head of CAAP?
• Which PCAR part details the required instruments in an aircraft operated in the Philippines?
• What describes the restoration of an aircraft using acceptable methods, including testing in accordance with approved standards?
• Which PCAR part provides the requirements for transporting hazardous materials?
• Which statement about Class I Aeronautical Products is correct?
• What is essential for assessing the serviceability of capitalized assets over time?
• What is Part M all about?
• What is the factor name of the formula [i(1+i)^n]/[(1+i)^n - 1]?
• What is defined as a series of uniform payments made at equal intervals of time?
• Rotorcraft with up to 7,000 lbs MTOW and 9 or fewer passengers are certified in which FAR part?
• Who is responsible for investigating all violations of the provisions of PD 1570?
• What are the privileges of a Certifying staff category C only?
• Which convention deals with the unification of rules related to damage caused by aircraft to third parties on the surface?
• What is the term for the right to fly between two foreign countries without offering flights to one’s own country?
• Which of the following is NOT a condition in the concept of demand?
• Which requirements describe the papers that must be carried on board an aircraft used for passenger transportation?
• What is the significance of the maximum operating maneuvering speed during flight?
• What is the term for the decrease in value of an asset due to usage or the passage of time?
• An airline planning a flight that requires a technical landing in a neighboring state is exercising which freedom of the air?
• When does a decrease in selling price lead to a greater than proportionate increase in sales?
• Which type of medical certificate is required for a licensed flight navigator?
• What is designed to provide basic flight information and ATC procedures for the NAS of the United States?
• NOTAM stands for what?
• Airworthiness Standards for Transport Category Rotorcraft are found in which part of the Federal Regulation?
• What market situation exists with few sellers and few buyers?
• Which EASA Part 66 license category would allow a person to be a certifying staff for base maintenance?
• What are the two types of human failure that can occur?
• The following are reportable technical incidents or occurrences which shall be recorded and reported to CAAP, EXCEPT:
• What are the minimum training requirements by a JAR 147 school for the JAR 66 CAT-A license?
• What is used when a quick estimate of the doubling time is needed?
• The following conditions are true in the concept of supply except for?
• Who issues Airworthiness Directives?
• Which certificate is issued by authorities when the aircraft conforms to its design?
• Under which Code of Professional Ethics should an Aeronautical Engineer exercise restraint in public criticism of another Engineer's work?
• Which type of security can be irredeemable and may be secured or unsecured?
• Who is responsible for appointing the members of the Board of Aeronautical Engineering?
• What is the legal document that outlines the terms of a commercial transaction or loan?
• What examples include restricted airspace, temporary flight restriction, and military operations areas?
• In which situation is a flight crew member prohibited from performing their duties?
• What is the instructor to student ratio for classes performing actual tasks in accordance with PCAR Part 3?
• What is a defined area on an airport intended to accommodate aircraft for loading or unloading?
• According to PD 1570, which term is defined as any contrivance for navigation or flight in the air?
• Which of the following is NOT a requirement for a Light Sport Aircraft?
• What is the positive limit maneuvering load factor (n) for an acrobatic category airplane according to regulations?
• A holder of an AMT license desiring to renew his license must accomplish and submit the requirements in a period of _____ prior to the expiry of his license.
• Wake turbulence separation is primarily applied between which of the following?
• What is the title of the law RA 9497?
• What is the minimum flight time required for an ATP Certificate?
• Which management function lays the groundwork for all other operations?
• What do we call a business owned by two or more people?
• In which type of airspace are VFR flights prohibited?
• Which management activity involves ensuring the efficient use of resources?
• What management function involves assigning tasks developed under planning to groups within the organization?
• Which PCAR part provides the requirements for agricultural aircraft operations?
• What is the primary purpose of conducting a market analysis in engineering economics?
• What color are the thresholds lighted for night landing?
• What is a class of rotorcraft that carries an external load?
• Which part governs the issuance of an Airworthiness Certificate?
• What is the purpose of having an official seal for an aeronautical engineer?
• What is the term for the worth of property equal to the original cost less depreciation?
• What do financial analysts use to compare the relative worth of different investment opportunities?
• According to Dr. James Reason, which types of failure can occur in human operation?
• How many sub-categories does a JAR 66 CAT-A certifying staff license have?
• What term describes the right granted by one state to another for transporting traffic without specific points in the recipient state?
• Does the FAR mandate that personnel in repair stations must be able to speak English?
• According to PD 1570, how long could a person serve as a member of the board?
• Which of the following is A common characteristic of a monopoly?
• Which of the following is not an objective of PD 1570?
• Who is responsible for enforcing the provisions of PD 1570?
• According to Part 43 of the Federal Aviation Regulations, who is not authorized to perform maintenance?
• Life limited parts that should be included in the aircraft maintenance record except for which?
• Runway marking stripes that supplement runway side stripes and identify non-useable pavement areas are called?
• What is the process of achieving an organization's goals through planning, organizing, staffing, directing, and controlling called?
• What do you call a one-time credit against taxes?
• Is a pilot allowed to perform maintenance?
• In terms of organizational structure, which term relates to a group of people collaborating towards a goal?
• Which certificate from the regulating authority signifies that one can operate an aircraft?
• The moral philosophy described in the Code of Ethics emphasizes which principle along with honesty and courtesy?
• What does FAA stand for?
• Within what time frame after the last day of examinations must the Board submit its ratings report to the Commission?
• Which analysis method focuses on the benefits received relative to costs incurred, often used in public sector projects?
• How long must one practice aeronautical engineering to qualify as a board member or chairman?
• What does the management function of organizing primarily focus on?
• What is the primary purpose of an FAA Form 337?
• Which aircraft has the right-of-way over all other air traffic?
• What is the minimum age requirement for personnel working in a repair station?
• What aspect of aviation focuses on regulations governing the operations of drones?
• Which of the following is not an objective of the PD 1570?
• Which FAR part includes the regulations that must be followed when performing inspections?
• Which implementing rule contains the law for Certification of aircraft components?
• A commercial air transport operator must have the following personnel EXCEPT?
• Who serves as the Chairman of the CAB?
• Which PCAR part provides the requirements for investigating accidents and incidents?
• An ATC clearance provides what to pilots?
• Which organization is responsible for controlling all aspects of aviation in the United States?
• Which section specifies the qualifications for Board Examinations as provided in PD 1570?
• Which body implements the requirements under PD 1570?
• According to PCAR regulations, FDR and CVR must be carried for all airplanes with a takeoff mass over what weight?
• A Philippine-registered aircraft with maintenance issues is currently located in Europe and will fly to the US. Which law shall apply to the aircraft for its maintenance requirements?
• During which conditions are flight crew members required to keep their safety belts and shoulder harnesses fastened?
• Which market structure allows many vendors to supply a product with no restrictions on entering the market?
• It is defined as a series of equal payments occurring at equal intervals of time.
• What is the remaining value of an asset after it has been fully depreciated?
• Who has corporate authority for ensuring training commitments are financially feasible?
• What is normally used to compare alternatives that accomplish the same purpose but have unequal lives?
• In which ATA Chapter do the systems that protect control surfaces from movement by wind while the aircraft is on the ground belong?
• What is a primary duty of aeronautical engineers under ethical standards?
• Which of the following documents outlines aeronautical engineering practices in Europe?
• Which of the following options does NOT define a stock?
• In which city was the first convention for the reservation of sovereignty of airspace held?
• What does the term "aviation certificate" refer to in the context of this Act?
• According to the latest FAA audit, what rating was granted to the Philippines for compliance with international safety standards?
• What is the document signed by an authorized representative of an approved maintenance organization regarding maintenance performed on a complete aircraft?
• What is the primary focus of the Chicago Convention?
• The Rules and Regulations including the Code of Ethics of the Board of Aeronautical Engineering shall take effect how many days after publication?
• How many Member States does ICAO have?
• Which consideration is paramount in the design of a runway?
• When can an ATO apply for renewal of its certificate?
• When was the act creating the Civil Aeronautics Board and Bureau of Air Transportation signed?
• "As a witness before a court, commission, and/or other tribunal, he shall express an opinion only when it is founded on adequate and honest conviction." This statement is under which section of the Code of Professional Ethics?
• Which body is primarily responsible for establishing certification requirements for aircraft operators?
• Which function involves assigning people to positions provided by the organizational structure?
• In a JAR 145 maintenance organization what language(s) must certifying staff be able to use?
• What term refers to any aircraft that is not considered a public aircraft?
• Who holds the final authority in the operation of an aircraft?
• If an airline from a non-JAA country flies to an airport located in a JAA member state, which aviation law applies?
• What factor does NOT influence market equilibrium?
• Rotorcraft with an MTOW greater than 7,000 lbs and 10 or more passengers are type certified under which FAR part?
• Which convention led to the formation of the International Commission for Air Navigation (ICAN)?
• ICAO Article 29 requires documents to be carried on an aircraft. What is missing in the list that includes Certificate of Registration and Certificate of Airworthiness?
• What is the primary focus of the law governing aeronautical engineering in the Philippines?
• What is a function of management that ensures activities conform to plans?
• What does FDR stand for in aviation terminology?
• Who is responsible for the issuance of the Certificate of Public Convenience?
• What is the restoration of an aircraft/aeronautical product by acceptable methods after it has been disassembled and reassembled?
• The Board of Aeronautical Engineering is composed of:
• Which type of precision instrument approach allows for landing with no decision height and no runway visual range limitations?
• What is the minimum number of flight hours required to become a commercial pilot?
• What term describes documented organizational procedures, policies, and an internal audit for quality improvement?
• Aircraft Registration and Marking is found under PCAR ___________.
• What is a measure of the average speed with which accounts receivable are collected?
• Which type of interest is calculated at the end of each interest period and added to the principal?
• Which part of the 14 CFR provides the information on instrument range markings for transport category airplanes?
• In the context of financial management, what represents the uncertainty inherent in payment schedules over time?
• At what age is a person eligible for a maintenance license?
• How many days after the fiscal year must the board submit its annual report to the commission?
• Which of the following is mandatory to comply?
• What is a key requirement for personnel at repair stations according to the FAR?
• When considering ethical responsibilities, engineers are expected to prioritize what?
• If work performed on an aircraft has been done satisfactorily, what does the signature of an authorized person on the maintenance records constitute?
• What is the maximum validity period for using an ATC transponder after inspection?
• What management function is defined as guiding the activities of organization members in an appropriate direction?
• When does a new JAA regulation come into executive power?
• Which financial concept relates to the time value of money?
• What is the Republic Act that established the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines?
• What specific fuel requirement is necessary for flight under visual flight rules during daylight hours?
• Who issues Airworthiness Directives?
• Which document outlines the safety standards for civil aviation in the United States?
• What section pertains to the Roster of Aeronautical Engineers?
• What does JAR 39 pertain to?
• A person may not act as a crew member of a civil aircraft if alcoholic beverages have been consumed by that person within the preceding:
• For lighter-than-air aircraft, what is the minimum height requirement for identifying marks?
• What is the fuel reserve requirement for a turbo-propeller flag air carrier airplane upon arriving at the most distant airport?
• What is the maximum take-off weight for commuter category aircraft under FAR 23?
• What is it called when there is only one provider of a product or service?
• What do you call the market situation categorized as having few buyers and many sellers?
• What is the means by which the FAA notifies aircraft owners of unsafe conditions?
• What is the purpose of the Hague Convention?
• Who is ultimately responsible for maintaining an aircraft in airworthy condition?
• The regulation governing requirements for pilot qualifications and operations falls under which part?
• Which statement is true regarding Title 14 of the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR)?
• Which term describes a combination of skills, knowledge, and attitudes required to perform a task to the prescribed standard?
• An aircraft operation used for specialized services such as agriculture and observation is called?
• Who issues the type certificate of an aircraft?
• Which speed represents the maximum operating maneuvering speed?
• In a V-n Diagram, how is velocity measured?
• Which statement is accurate concerning repair station requirements in FAR Part 145?
• Which part of 14 CFR outlines the requirements for pilot certification through noncertified schools?
• What is the integrated set of regulations and activities aimed at improving safety referred to as?
• Which Annex contains the regulations for maintenance licenses in Continuing Airworthiness?
• Which State has jurisdiction over the organization responsible for the final assembly of the aircraft?
• Does the board have power over those who have no certificate but practice the profession of aeronautical engineering?
• What is the codification of the general and permanent rules established by the U.S. Government?
• What is the term for money paid for the use of borrowed capital?
• Which managerial function involves the allocation and organization of resources?
• Which of the following does not form a moral philosophy associated with mutual interest among men?
• What term refers to a stream of cash flows that continues indefinitely without a defined end?
• What is the minimum age required to be a qualified member of the Board of Aeronautical Engineering?
• What does the number in the aerodrome reference code signify?
• What is the designation of the certificate authorizing an operator to conduct specified commercial air transport operations?
• According to PD 1570, which of the following is not considered an aircraft?
• Which type of maintenance involves simple operations and small part replacements without complex assemblies?
• Which regulation in the Philippines abolished the Air Transportation Office and established CAAP?
• What do the standards of the code of ethics aim to enhance among professionals?
• Which PCAR part provides the requirements for lost or destroyed licenses?
• Which regulation pertains to the governance of aeronautical engineering in the context provided?
• What minimum score must be attained on the knowledge test for a PPL?
• How many days after publication do the Rules and Regulations including the Code of Ethics of the Board of Aeronautical Engineering take effect?
• Who administers and enforces safety regulations for the operation of civil aviation aircraft?
• According to JAR-145, what must be issued after a kind of maintenance?
• What is the minimum age requirement for obtaining a Helicopter Commercial Pilot License (CPL)?
• Jets with 10 or more seats and an MTOW greater than 12,500 lbs are classified as what category?
• What does the supply of a good refer to?
• What is the validity period for the initial certificate and its renewal for an ATO?
• Which convention established the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO)?
• What is the maximum blood alcohol concentration permitted for someone acting as a crew member of a civil aircraft?
• Which part of FAR primarily addresses large aircraft standards?
• Which regulation of the FAA pertains to repair stations?
• What is the minimum age requirement to become a student sport pilot?
• What does competition in a market lead to in terms of pricing and product quality?
• What is the criteria for the minimum cruising speed formula in FAR part 23 to be accurate?
• Which of the following is NOT an objective of PD 1570?
• What does the supply of a good refer to?
• Which term refers to the additional satisfaction gained from consuming an additional unit of a good or service?
• According to JAR-145, what must be issued after each kind of maintenance?
• What does VR stand for in aviation terminology?
• Which term represents an intangible value that reflects ongoing operational concerns?
• When was President Decree No. 1570 signed?
• Which of the following has the priority to land?
• According to PCAR Part 3, which of the following components should NOT be included in aircraft maintenance records?
• What is the key element necessary for aircraft operation based on the regulatory framework?
• What term describes the mechanism that puts plans into action?
• What regulation requires a checklist for those performing an annual or 100-hour inspection?
• When competition is free, what concept describes the relationship where supply equals demand?
• The recognized organization of the aeronautical engineers in the Philippines is?
• Is there a specific date and place when the licensure exams are held?
• What is a key factor to consider when designing a new airport runway?
• What is defined as the cost of sacrificing a benefit to pursue an alternative?
• What is the validity period of a Certificate of Airworthiness?
• Which document is necessary for aeronautical certification purposes?
• What is required of registrants before they commence practice in Aeronautical Engineering?
• Which relation emphasizes the engineer's integrity and responsibilities to the public and clients?
• Which part of aeronautical regulations deals with the governance of mechanical operations?
• The sanction of maintenance performed by unauthorized personnel without a certificate is:
• The power to regulate the economic aspect of air transportation is assigned to which authority?
• Which type of inspection involves a visual examination of the aircraft and its systems without disassembly?
• What does "Airworthiness" mean for an aircraft?
• Who is allowed to enforce PD 1570?
• Which freedom grants the privilege to carry revenue traffic between two treaty partner countries?
• What is typically involved in the acceptance criteria for an Airworthiness Certificate?
• What is the minimum fuel requirement for flight under VFR during daylight hours in an airplane?
• Can an aerospace engineering graduate take the licensure exam for aeronautical engineers?
• What does the cost or profit situation regarding a practical enterprise or project relate to?
• Which PCAR part provides the requirements for Approved Maintenance Organizations?
• Which function is not performed by the Flight Standards Inspectorate Service (FSIS)?
• What is the document signed by an authorized representative of an approved maintenance organization after maintenance has been performed?
• A non-type certificated aircraft's registration marking starts with what letters under PCAR?
• Which FAR Part contains regulations necessary for performing an inspection?
• Which PCAR part provides the requirements for commercial operations of foreign air transport operators in the Philippines?
• What defines any machine that can derive support in the atmosphere from air reactions?
• Who shall enforce the provisions of PD 1570 and prosecute anybody violating the same?
• The suspension or revocation of certificate in PD 1570 is found on what section?
• Which Annex of the Implementing Rule for Continuing Airworthiness contains the regulations for maintenance licenses?
• Whose responsibility is safety considered to be?
• Which category is allowed to sign a release to service after overhaul?
• In terms of international air services, which "freedom" allows transporting traffic moving between two other states via the home state of the carrier?
• What is a systematic examination to determine if quality activities meet planned arrangements?
• Which FAR part outlines the requirements for what information should be included on maintenance records?
• Which PCAR part provides the requirements for aircraft operations in the Philippines?
• Which of the following is classified as an airframe major repair?
• Under the PCAR, which maintenance task is permitted to be performed by a pilot?
• What term describes the right to fly between two foreign countries without providing flights to one's own country?
• To find the ramp area on a specific airport, which source of airport data would you reference?
• What does MPM stand for?
• What type of cost has occurred in the past and is irrelevant to future cost estimates?
• An ATO may credit a student with prior instruction or experience except for?
• What economic principle states that as supply increases, the price of goods decreases?
• What term describes a market condition where only one seller dominates?
• Which term describes an agreement between parties to adhere to a specific set of rules or standards?
• Under FAR23, which maneuver is not allowed for a Normal Category aircraft?
• When was the first Aeronautical Engineering licensure exam held?
• Which of the following best describes the primary focus of Aeronautical Engineering?
• Which part of EASA regulations contains the standard training procedures for maintenance technicians?
• Who is the current Director General of the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines?
• Which statement is true with regards to the seal of the Board of Aeronautical Engineering?
• How much practical experience in a JAR 145 maintenance organization is required to qualify for the JAR 66 CAT-A license if the applicant has graduated from a JAR 147 school?
• Is operating an aircraft considered a practice of aeronautical engineering?
• What is also known as the Civil Aviation Authority Act of 2008?
• What aspect of planning involves developing and applying standard methods for conducting work?
• What term describes the processes ensuring an aircraft remains compliant with airworthiness requirements throughout its operating life?
• What type of payment structure involves consistent additions over time?
• Where are the minimum requirements for commercial air traffic between countries defined?
• Which is a responsibility of aeronautical engineers under current regulations?
• Which regulation was created to establish the Board of Aeronautical Engineering?
• Which inspection program is not permissible for aircraft and type operation?
• What rule governs the continued maintenance and alteration of aircraft?
• Which manual is required by the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) for part 9 organizations?
• In which document would you find a CMR, a maintenance statement, and a sector record?
• Do all repair stations need to have a hangar?
• What is the primary focus of Part M in aviation regulations?
• What is the typical duration of certificates for repair stations located outside the US?
• Which PCAR part provides the requirements for Registration of Aircraft?
• What is the main reason why the sinking fund method of computing depreciation is seldom used in the industry?
• What type of annuity allows the initial payment to be deferred for a period of time?
• Which manual is required by CAAP for part 6 organizations?
• The negative limit load factor for utility category aircraft must not be less than which of the following?
• What principle states that the price of a product will equal the value where supply meets demand in free competition?
• Which class rating would allow a maintenance organization to perform maintenance on Engines and APU?
• Who is the Chairman of the CAB?
• Thrust reversers are categorized under which ATA chapter?
• Personnel Licensing is under which section of the Philippine Civil Aviation Regulation?
• The JAR-145 aims to which kind of organization?
• Which of the following is NOT considered a practice of an Aeronautical Engineer?
• Who is tasked with making the entry in the maintenance records after an aircraft inspection?
• According to the Code of Professional Ethics, how should an aeronautical engineer handle criticism of another's work?
• What is the minimum age for an applicant to receive a Student Pilot Authorization?
• In engineering economics, which of the following are costs that vary directly with the level of output?
• When were the Rules and Regulations, including the Code of Ethics of the Board of Aeronautical Engineering, approved by the Professional Regulation Commission?
• Which title in the Code of Federal Regulations is related to Aeronautics and Space?
• If two nominal rates are equal, how are they classified?
• Which of the following is not included in the empty weight?
• Which organization of aeronautical engineers is accredited by the government?
• Who is responsible for ensuring that the physical condition of a JAR 66 license holder does not impair their certification capability?
• Which document in EASA regulations describes ways to comply with the requirements but is not mandatory?
• Which of the following is not a member of the CAAP board?
• Which aircraft classification requires at least a Class 1 medical certificate?
• Which convention regulates liability for air carriers who cross boundaries?
• Who is the chairman of the Civil Aeronautics Board?
• What type of market is characterized by a single buyer of an item with no goods substitute?
• What is the maximum diameter of the seal of the board of aeronautical engineers?
• Whose responsibility is it that the aircraft is free of Ice, Snow and Frost accumulation prior to take off?
• What type of airport has an operating Air Traffic Control (ATC) for managing air traffic flow?
• What is an annuity where the payment period extends indefinitely?
• What is the maximum allowable blood alcohol level for a person acting as a crew member of a civil aircraft?
• In the context of aviation regulations, which document certifies the airworthiness of an aircraft?
• According to PCAR Part 11, what is the maximum distance a drone is allowed to fly outside an Aerodrome reference point?
• Where was the first convention for the reservation of sovereignty of airspace held?
• What does the term 'aerodrome' refer to in aviation?
• Who is responsible for conducting the written examinations given by the board as per the specified legal framework?
• What principle should guide professionals in their work according to the code of ethics?
• A certificate of return to service shall contain:
• Which freedom refers to the right to take on traffic in a country for third-state services?
• Which principle emphasizes expressing opinions on engineering subjects only when fully knowledgeable of all relating facts?
• Which certification allows a pilot to fly under Visual Flight Rules (VFR) for any aircraft type?
• Which document is issued by the Board of Aeronautical Engineering to a successful examinee entitling him/her the rights and privileges of a registered aeronautical engineer?
• In the Philippines, what section of PD 1570 states the qualifications for a temporary registration certificate as an aeronautical engineer?
• What are two nominal rates called when they are equal?
• Operations and requirements for airliners fall under which FAR part?
• Is a repair station certificate required even if only maintaining components?
• When was the IRR of PD 1570 signed?
• The seal of the board of aeronautical engineer shall be in circular shape with a maximum diameter of how many millimeters?
• What certificate is issued when an aircraft conforms to its design?
• What certificate allows command of any aircraft for noncommercial purposes?
• Which of the following is not among the qualifications for appointment as a member of the Board of Aeronautical Engineers?
• What is the limit maneuvering load factor for a normal category aircraft with a weight of 3,000 lbs?
• How is airworthiness defined?
• Which of the following represents a type of business firm that is owned and run by a group of individuals for mutual benefit?
• How would a pilot confirm tower command if two-way radio or computer communications are unavailable?
• Aircraft that weigh less than 55 pounds are classified as what?
• Which symbol represents the rotation speed of an aircraft?
• The seal of the Board has a maximum diameter of how many millimeters?
• Which principle indicates the financial equivalence of cash flows occurring at different times?
• What term describes a reduction in economic activity resulting in declines in output and prices?
• What is the primary purpose of a minimum equipment list (MEL) for an aircraft?
• How many years will an amount of money invested at 12% interest approximately take to double?
• If an examinee has a general weighted average of 90% but has a score of less than 50% in one of his/her subjects, did he/she pass?
• Which PCAR part describes the weighing requirements for Philippine-registered aircraft?
• Which part of the FAR is associated with the airworthiness standards for airplanes with a maximum take-off weight of 12,500 lbs or more?
• What term refers to the processes ensuring that an aircraft or its parts comply with airworthiness requirements?
• Which of the following is a key responsibility of the Accountable Manager?
• What is the factor name of the formula (1 + i)^(-n)?
• If on a night flight, the pilot of aircraft A observes only the green navigation light of aircraft B and they are converging, which aircraft has the right of way?
• What does EASA stand for?
• Which is not an example of an intangible asset?
• In PD 1570, the phrase "Must not have been convicted of any crime involving moral turpitude" refers to what?
• Certification of Flight Engineers and Flight Navigators is regulated under which FAR part?
• When is the board required to submit its annual report on activities?
• He/she has corporate authority for ensuring that all maintenance, preventive maintenance and modification required by the aircraft owner/operator can be financed and carried out to the standard required by the Authority.
• Which of the following aircraft categories cannot be type certificated for more than one category?
• Are Aeronautical Engineers recognized in RA 9497?
• What is the factor name of the formula (1+i)^-n?
• Which document outlines methods to comply with EASA regulations but is not mandatory?
• In financial terms, what does ROI stand for?
• The ethical principle of responsibility specifically involves which of the following?