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August 2021 Quiz

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Published: July 22, 2021

You accidentally bust a Class Charlie. After landing, the FBO hands you a note to call the TRACON. The manager is hopping mad and intends to violate you. Here’s a possible way to avoid or minimize FAA enforcement.

Quiz: August 2021

What is the first stop for pilots who want to mitigate any potential penalties that could result from an unintentional mistake?
- AOPA Legal Services
- The FAA’s Compliance Philosophy
- The Aviation Safety Reporting System (ASRS)
- The FSDO
ASRS is administered by
- a. The kinder, gentler FAA
- b. NASA
- c. The Department of Transportation
- d. The Department of Defense
If you submit an ASRS report, the FAA cannot use it against you
- a. True
- b. False
- c. Maybe, sometimes
ASRS has been very effective in
- a. influencing FAA policy and procedure.
- b. stimulating corrective resolutions.
- c. determining root causes of accidents.
- d. All the above.
Having erred, you consult an aviation attorney. What will (s)he ask first?
- a. “Did you do it?”
- b. “Did you accidentally fly under that bridge?”
- c. “How do you see a buzz job as unintentional?”
- d. “Did you file an ASRS report?”
What’s in ASRS for me?
- a. You would escape responsibility for an accident.
- b. You’re immune from FAA actions for that event.
- c. You might avoid criminal enforcement.
- d. Not a thing.
How does the FAA view an ASRS submission?
- a. It’s an admission of guilt.
- b. It’s indicative of a constructive attitude.
- c. It tries to reverse-engineer the report.
- d. It makes no difference.
You must file your report within ___ days of the incident.
- a. 5
- b. 7
- c. 10
- d. 14
You can only file one report every five years.
- a. True
- b. False
Which is the best way to file?
- a. Go to asrs.arc.nasa.gov
- b. Mail your report.
- c. Contact the FSDO.
- d. e-mail.
One of the most valuable ASRS resources
- a. is the fully searchable ASRS database.
- b. is its handy list of online resources.
- c. are research papers and special studies.
- d. the ASRS Report Sets.
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