Chapter 5

Question 1

ICAO

Answer 1

International Civil Aviation Organization

Question 2

IATA

Answer 2

International Air Transport Association

Question 3

FAA

Answer 3

Federal Aviation Administration

Question 4

EASA

Answer 4

European Union Aviation Safety Agency

Question 5

is a global group that represents almost all major airlines. It helps them work together to make air travel smooth and safe for passengers.

Answer 5

IATA

Question 6

Year and place where IATA founded

Answer 6

1945, Havana Cuba

Question 7

How many airlikes foes IATA covered

Answer 7

300 airlines, 80% of world’s air traffic

Question 8

Benefits of IATA members (GSICR)

Answer 8

-Global Recognition and Credibility
-Safety and Operational Standards
-Industry Support and Training
-Costs Savings and Efficiency
-Representation and Advocacy

Question 9

being part of IATA means the airline meets international safety and quality standards.

Answer 9

Global Recognition and Credibility

Question 10

IATA helps airlines follow the best practices for safety, security, and efficiency.

Answer 10

Safety and Operational Standards

Question 11

IATA offers training programs for airline staff – like pilots, crews, and ground operations.

Answer 11

Industry Support and Training

Question 12

IATA sets standardized procedure, which help airlines save time and money.

Answer 12

Cost savings and efficiency

Question 13

IATA represents airlines to governments, airports, and international bodies.
It speaks on behalf of airlines to push for fair policies and lower costs (e.g. taxes fuel, airport fees).

Answer 13

Representation and Advocacy