AIRPORT MANAGEMENT
AVIA 2701 – Week 10B 2021
Week 10B
Final Exam Instructions and
Examples
3Final Exam - Purpose
The aviation industry and especially Aviation Security and Airport
Management are heavily regulated.
The final examination is to:
• test your ability to determine if you can support an argument (in this case
a true/false statement); and
• support your answer by finding and recording the correct reference in the
legislation.
You are not expected to know the legislative reference, but
you will be required to look it up
4Final Exam - Outline
• 2 Hours duration on-line via Moodle
• 25 Questions (each with two parts) – Part A and Part B
• Each Question is worth 2 marks - 1 mark for Part A and 1 mark for Part B
• The exam is worth 50% of the total course mark
• The date and time of the final examination is to be confirmed, but it will
only be able available during the allotted time and date during exam
period.
5Final Exam - Structure
• The first 13 questions will be from the Aviation Transport Security Act
2004 and Aviation Transport Security Regulations 2005
• The final 12 questions will be from the Airports Act 1996 and Airports
Regulations 1997
• Only refer to the flowing legislation to answer the questions:
– Aviation Transport Security Act 2004
– Aviation Transport Security Regulations 2005
– Airport Act 1996
– Airports Regulations 1997
Final Exam - Instructions
Each question will be in two parts: Part A (1 mark) + Part B (1 mark)
Part A
The first part of the question will be to determine if the given statement is True or
False. You will select either “True” or “False” from the drop down box in Moodle.
Final Exam - Instructions
Each question will be in two parts: A (1 mark) + B (1 mark)
Part B
You will be required to search the applicable legislation to find the reference to
support your answer to Part A.
In the space provided on Moodle, type your chosen reference, for example
• r4.56 if your reference is from a regulation or
• s83 if your reference is from an Act
“r” and “s” can either be entered as lower or upper case. If you fail to indicate an “r”
or “s” the answer will be marked as incorrect.
You only need to record the legislative reference not any subsections, for example:
you are not required to reference as r4.52(1)(b)(ii), only r4.52
Sample Question
Question 1
With respect to security controlled airports, there are five airside security zones
detailed in the regulations.
Answer 1A - You are required to answer if the above statement is True or False (1 mark)
Answer 1B – You are required to insert the regulatory reference to support your answer (1 mark)
Using the following prefixes to denote the legislation followed by the reference
r = Aviation Transport Security Regulations or Airports Regulations
s = Aviation Transport Security Act or Airports Act
Correct Answers
1A = False (1 mark)
1B = r3.01 (1 mark)
Additional Sample Questions
To provide you with the opportunity to practice for the exam and to find a
methodology that works for you in finding the legislative references, attempt the
following 4 questions.
The correct answers will be given at the end.
Sample Question 2
Question 2
A Prescribed Air Service includes an air service with an aircraft with a
certificated maximum take-off weight below 5700Kg
Answer 2A - You are required to answer if the above statement is True or False (1 mark)
Answer 2B – You are required to insert the regulatory reference to support your answer (1 mark)
Using the following prefixes to denote the legislation followed by the reference
r = Aviation Transport Security Regulations or Airports Regulations
s = Aviation Transport Security Act or Airports Act
Answers
2A = (1 mark)
2B = (1 mark)
Sample Question 3
Question 3
Assuming all other conditions are met, an airport-lessee company for an airport
must not enter into an airport-management agreement in relation to the airport
unless the other party to the agreement is approved in writing by the Minister;
Answer 3A - You are required to answer if the above statement is True or False (1 mark)
Answer 3B – You are required to insert the regulatory reference to support your answer (1 mark)
Using the following prefixes to denote the legislation followed by the reference
r = Aviation Transport Security Regulations or Airports Regulations
s = Aviation Transport Security Act or Airports Act
Answers
3A = (1 mark)
3B = (1 mark)
Sample Question 4
Question 4
Nine (9) airports are subject to Part 1 of the Airport Regulations 1997
Answer 4A - You are required to answer if the above statement is True or False (1 mark)
Answer 4B – You are required to insert the regulatory reference to support your answer (1 mark)
Using the following prefixes to denote the legislation followed by the reference
r = Aviation Transport Security Regulations or Airports Regulations
s = Aviation Transport Security Act or Airports Act
Answers
4A = (1 mark)
4B = (1 mark)
Sample Question 5
Question 5
regulated agent means a regulated air cargo agent or an accredited air cargo
agent.
Answer 5A - You are required to answer if the above statement is True or False (1 mark)
Answer 5B – You are required to insert the regulatory reference to support your answer (1 mark)
Using the following prefixes to denote the legislation followed by the reference
r = Aviation Transport Security Regulations or Airports Regulations
s = Aviation Transport Security Act or Airports Act
Answers
5A = (1 mark)
5B = (1 mark)
Sample Questions – Correct Answers
Answer 2A = False
Answer 2B = r1.06 (r as the reference comes from Aviation Transport Security Regulations)
Answer 3A = True
Answer 3B = s33 (s as the reference comes from Airports Act)
Answer 4A = False
Answer 4B = r2.01A (r as the reference comes from Airports Regulations)
(note the “A” is not a subsection, but part of the regulation number)
Answer 5A = True
Answer 5B = s9 (s as the reference comes from Aviation Transport Security Act)
Remember
The first 13 questions will be from the Aviation Transport Security Act 2004 and
Aviation Transport Security Regulations 2005
The final 12 questions will be from the Airports Act 1996 and Airports
Regulations 1997
You must put a prefix to denote the piece of legislation
You can enter the prefix as either lower case “r” and “s” or as upper case “R”
and “S”. This will have no effect on the answer result.
You only need to record the legislative reference not any subsections, for
example: you are not required to reference as r4.52(1)(b)(ii), only r4.52
Hints
Make good use of the legislation’s contents and index to help you reference
your answer.
Use whichever search methodology works for you.
Read the question statement carefully before answering
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