Reference no: EM133170359
1. One afternoon you have an accident in your single-engine plane. NTSB arrives and wants to ask you questions as part of their on-site accident investigation. The investigation team consists of some FAA personnel. You tell the NTSB and the FAA that you had taken some cold medicine prior to flying because you were feeling a little under the weather. Can the FAA use these statements against you in an enforcement action?
A. No - Because it is part of NTSB's on-site investigation, FAA cannot use such statements against you
B. Yes - Any statement you make in the presence of the FAA can be used against you
C. No - FAA investigators must read you your rights before using such statements
2. When in doubt about an aviation law matter, you should consult an attorney.
A. True
B. False
3. The FAA can cross reference other databases, outside of their agency, when evaluating your medical application to ensure uniform answers and truthfulness.
A. True
B. False
4. After a few instances of very poor judgment, to include buzzing a pesky FAA inspector while he was conducting an accident investigation, you have had your aviation certificate revoked. What does this mean?
A. You can apply for recertification after a specified time, which means passing the written, oral and practical tests for each certificate revoked
B. You can apply for recertification after a specified time without having to retest and pass the written, oral and practical tests for each certificate revoked
C. You will never be able to fly again - revocation means it's gone forever
D. Nothing - You can continue to fly as though nothing happened
5. The agency responsible for the immediate day-to-day screening of airline passengers, baggage and cargo and also responsible for maintaining the terrorist watch list.
A. Transportation Security Oversight Board
B. Department of Transportation
C. Transportation Security Administration
D. National Transportation Safety Board
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